George Holding: “Thank you to my friend from Evansville, Indiana (Mr. Messer) for the time. Mr. Speaker, few things in life are more…”

“Thank you to my friend from Evansville, Indiana (Mr. Messer) for the time. Mr. Speaker, few things in life are more personal than health care, the care we receive as individuals, the treatment our children receive, the treatment our friends and our loved ones receive. And beginning next year, Mr. Speaker, the government will dominate this personal arena. Dismantling this failed attempt at health care reform needs to be a priority of this Congress. Mr. Speaker, time and time again I hear from the medical professionals in my district, those who have dedicated their lives to serving others, about the uncertainty ObamaCare is causing them. What regulations and rules are going to come down from HHS and step in between the care that these medical professionals provide their patients? What treatments will they be able to provide? How many hoops are they going to have to jump through to get the procedures and tests that their patients need? How many hoops will they have to go through to get approved? Mr. Speaker, ObamaCare has also harmed small business in all sorts of unimaginable ways. Small businesses are what drive this Nation's economy, through innovation and good old-fashioned sweat equity. They are a testament to what built this country and made it great. But this law, Mr.…”