To make an analogy, I know my Republican colleagues love the Medicare Advantage program.
CSR directly benefits the patients by reducing out-of-pocket costs at the point of care.
I think it is a shame we are here today. And a shame and sham are very closely related.
It's clear to me this hearing today is only about attacking the Affordable Care Act.
I think a first grader could do that, but they would probably get an F from the teacher for trying to do something just like that.
I am troubled by the charges the Majority has thrown around that the Administration has somehow not cooperated with the investigation.
Unfortunately, growing numbers of smart, well-prepared medical school graduates are fighting for a stagnant number of residency slots.
It is not exaggerating to say the future of our health care system depends on just that.
I believe Mr. Pascrell also objected to my testimony today, as well.
This is not something we could take lightly. Estimates indicate that by 2025 we will have a shortage of up to 95,000 doctors.
I appreciate especially Mr. Smith's last question, because I think that pertains to two of the witnesses...