I think it is both welcome and refreshing that there have been ideas put forward here about how to address this problem.

See I think the stories we just heard give us some guiding principles for what we ought to do here.

I think the members have been educated by this and we thank the panel for all their preparation.

I think really that is what Ms. McReynolds is talking about.

It would be catastrophically bad, in my opinion, if that happened.

Something is working.

You should not be able to discharge these departure liabilities in bankruptcy.

One measure in Washington of how solvable a problem is is the attendance at the hearing, and the higher the attendance the less solvable the problem.

This is not a brawl this morning; this is a serious attempt at understanding a serious problem so we can work together to solve it.

The premise of much of the argument against the Affordable Care Act is that it is a job-killing health care law.

I think the record will show the reason for that is the credit isn't quite generous enough.