And, frankly, as far as the price of health care is concerned, if they succeed in repealing the health care bill, the price of prescription drugs will go up for people's moms and dads, not down. Jobs. Ten weeks. No plan. The cost of education. Ten weeks. A bad plan that raises the price of education. The prescription drug problem for seniors. Ten weeks. A bad plan that raises the price of prescriptions for seniors. A lot of Americans would probably say they don't like the idea of paying $4 or $5 a gallon for gasoline at the gas pump. No plan from the majority. So we'll have a debate on the merits of this bill; but with all due respect, Mr. Speaker, this is the wrong bill at the wrong time. The American people want us to work together to create jobs, make education affordable, and make health care affordable, particularly for senior citizens in this country. The majority is 0 for 10. Let's make this week the one that we break their losing streak and work for the people of our country.
Rob Andrews: “And, frankly, as far as the price of health care is concerned, if they succeed in repealing the health care bill, the…”
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The speaker addresses the impact of health care policy on costs and the need for bipartisan cooperation.
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