Sander Levin: “I think--yes, Ms. Chan. I have just a few seconds. Because I think if we simply raise red flags, any hope of a…”

I think a lot of the responses were not correct. But in any event, to compare the two is, I think, a serious mistake.

Our Republican colleagues seem to mistake cutting poverty programs with cutting poverty.

Eighteen million previously uninsured Americans now have health insurance, 18 million.

Nearly 130 million Americans no longer have to worry about being denied coverage or charged higher premiums because of preexisting conditions.