Bill Cassidy actually said...

"My hope is that this morning's hearing is the next step in discussing the need for reform so that we can come together in finalizing policies that improve care for our most vulnerable citizens."

"We should see this and provide reform that puts us on a financially sustainable path, incentivizing quality health care."

"I think if you look at Medical Advantage's special needs programs, most of those folks are probably not managed by primary care in an urban setting."

"In the end, the best chance for SGR reform to work its way to the President's desk is bipartisanship."