I am from New York. We received $575 million to set up our state exchange, but somewhat disappointedly--well, quite--the Inspector General of HHS last week revealed that of a randomly selected number of applicants on our state exchange that it investigated 62 percent were either improperly granted subsidies or the application was deficient in some other meaningful way.
Chris Collins discusses issues with New York's health exchange and subsidy mismanagement.
Share & report
More from Chris Collins
I think we are here today really talking about unintended consequences. And there is no perfect solution.
Certainly graduate students as the path toward those independent investigators of the future are absolutely critical, and we want to have all the best and brightest who are interested in pursuing those careers to have the opportunity to do…
That's it's going to be one and done. That there is going to be one major vote that includes some of the changes that the House Freedom Caucus demanded and got.
Other voices in this conversation
