the website was not secure on October 1. They testified that absolutely the website was not secure on November 19.

It was let's launch it on October 1 because we promised it would be October 1 whether it is ready, whether it is secure, doesn't matter.

This website was launched on October 1 for only one reason: political reasons. It was not ready.

big government generally doesn't have the answers.

I think an overwhelming number of Americans today are expressing displeasure in the law.

There are never enough jobs, so I would like more jobs.

The high cost to business of hiring a CPA or other tax advisor to give advice on the IRS aggregation rules... is money that is better spent on growth and the creation of jobs.

A big government, 'one size fits all' set of regulations and laws that tell a business what benefits they have to offer... is, in fact, a drag on the economy.

Just last week, President Obama apologized to the 4.8 million Americans who had their insurance policies canceled since this healthcare act was enacted.

Small businesses facing significant increases in the cost of their healthcare plans, upwards of 55-60 percent in some cases.

The list of issues with this implementation is staggering--the bumbling of the healthcare.gov website; the 30-hour per week definition of full-time employment; the medical device tax; the health insurance tax; the cancelation of policies.