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

Millions of young adults have been able to stay on their parents' plans until age 26.

Health care costs are growing at the slowest rate in more than 50 years.

Yet despite these gains, Republicans continue to try to cook up ways to destroy the law.

This needs to be just the beginning of our discussion of international tax. And we need to sit down on a bipartisan basis and really dig into these issues.

I think inversions are more than symptoms. But I think we learn you also need to address symptoms.

You lose so many people in this country, Mr. Moore, when you say the previous repatriation effort was a success. It was a miserable failure.

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

The majority of the votes for the so-called bailout in this House came from Democrats, talking about bipartisanship.

All options should be on the table, except doing nothing.

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

We need to be all ears, but we need action.