I stand to talk about health care on this significant day, the day after the House passed the ObamaCare bill and the day before the reconciliation bill comes here to the Senate. Needless to say, I am deeply disappointed by the House's action for all of the reasons I and so many others have raised, the concerns we have raised previously on the Senate floor.
David Vitter: “I stand to talk about health care on this significant day, the day after the House passed the ObamaCare bill and the day…”
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The speaker addresses the passage of the ObamaCare bill by the House and expresses disappointment.
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