Sander Levin: “Eighteen million previously uninsured Americans now have health insurance, 18 million.”

I really think the time has come for us to make a basic decision, and that is whether we are going to make one.

Eliminating food assistance for 13 million Americans, as suggested by the latest Republican budget, will not reduce poverty and hardship, it will increase it.

I think the Republicans have failed for five years to come up with a plan because there is so much double-talk.

This would disrupt the employer-based health insurance system that the 155 million working Americans and their families rely on for coverage.