Rob Andrews

Do they also use physicians' offices?

I know we are not out of the woods yet by any stretch of the imagination with this pandemic.

I think that each of you in your own way has done a very good job responding to this situation.

Oh, yes. Here are the facts there, that the gentleman was told to go into the steel tank and clean cyanide waste material.

Do you think it should be criminal, as Ms. Woolsey's bill says, because he was just seriously injured and did not die?

I think Ms. Woolsey has proposed legislation that would honor the memory of those that you are depicting here today.

Do you think we should equate tunas and humans on that scale?

Shouldn't we fix that to make it fit your analogy?

Thank you, Madam Chairwoman. Ms. Foster, thank you for your testimony here today. It was a very difficult thing to do, and you did it eloquently and very, very well.

the cost shifting of covering health care for the uninsured.

I believe those can win consensus.

Thank you for holding this hearing today.

I think it is one of the reasons why the gentleman introduced his legislation in the last Congress.

But it is also--I mean, we have to do something structurally to the market for the small firm and to the system.

Healthcare out-of-pocket costs for Americans have risen about five times as quickly as wages have risen in the last decade or so.

However, I think a focus on reducing cost is actually much harder than arguing about which of the tactics to adopt.

I don't want to live in a country where people are turned away under those circumstances.

It is my intention, along with my friend, Mr. Kline, to try to draw upon each of those talents of the members of the subcommittee in the best way we can to produce ideas and a work product that meets the president's mandate.

Thank you, Dr. Roe, for bringing your experience and perspective to the committee.

it is my intention, along with my friend, Mr. Kline, to try to draw upon each of those talents of the members of the subcommittee in the best way we can to produce ideas and a work product that meets the president's mandate

Our job is a huge one, and it is to convert a dysfunctional relationship between cost and coverage into a functional and positive one.

What if we achieved a 35 percent reduction in health insurance premiums, though I doubt very much we could, and it would cost her $2,000 instead of $2,500? How is she going to pay for it?

I think insurance is more expensive in New Jersey than perhaps it should be.

I think he articulated the consensus of what Americans want when it comes to change in health insurance.

I think we all agreed with that. Talked about the proposition that covering everyone will help reduce costs for everyone, which I think just about everybody agreed with.