America's health insurance market is dysfunctional. This is evident by the 87 million people who went without health insurance during the past two years and the millions more who have insurance that is increasingly unaffordable or inadequate. I am pleased to hold this hearing to examine the problems in our health insurance market and explore long-term solutions for reform.
Rangel highlights the dysfunction in the health insurance market and the need for reform.
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As far as those 75, aren't you in a position to come before this committee and say that, 'Yes, some mistakes were made...'
If you are going to sue somebody, sue the insurance company. I will join in with that suit and encourage the Democratic leadership.
My colleagues, if you are frustrated, if you are down and out, if you lack self-esteem, if you really want to get a good shot in the arm, kick the IRS. I am telling you, I have been down here 46 years. It always works. It always works. But…
these horror stories, it is hard to believe that this could happen in our country.
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