On the recordNovember 13, 2013
Since 2009, this committee and the Congress has vigorously debated the consequences of the President's healthcare law and what it would mean for patients and families across the country.
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congress.govFred Upton: “Since 2009, this committee and the Congress has vigorously debated the consequences of the President's healthcare law…”
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Upton discusses ongoing debates about the impacts of the President's healthcare law.
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