Mr. Bliley, you were talking before about the question of choice. You were talking also about costs, and I would simply like to ask why it is that none of the Republican plans, except perhaps the plan by the gentleman from California [Mr. Thomas] and the gentlewoman from Connecticut [Mrs. Johnson], really tries to get everybody involved in health care, really makes an attempt. I do not agree entirely with the way they do it, but at least they have made an attempt. Why are you not for that?
Richard Gephardt: “Mr. Bliley, you were talking before about the question of choice. You were talking also about costs, and I would simply…”
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Questioning Republican health care plans during a debate on health care reform.
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