So here is the question I am trying to get at. Is the President going to stand up and wave, I have a one-page bill, I have a one-sentence fix, take it my way or the highway, is that going to be the Administration's position? Or is the…

We know the most egregious example, the subsidies. The law says that people who buy plans on State exchanges can get subsidies. It doesn't say anything about Federal exchanges.

Any day now the Supreme Court... is about to rule, and if the Court rules against the Administration then millions of people will be stuck with a government-designed health insurance that they cannot afford.

Let me first start off by saying where we agree with the Administration we work with the Administration.

the American people, they deserve better. They deserve a healthcare system that puts the patient first.

Is the President going to dictate to us how to fix this flawed law or is the President, is the Administration going to be willing to work with us to give families greater freedom in choosing the health care that works best for them?

But on this healthcare law we could not be more opposed to what the Administration is doing.

For all of this hassle, for all of this, what are we getting for it? The argument was that if people had insurance they would go to the doctor instead of the emergency room. But now even more people are going to the emergency room.

The whole law is a lemon. Its very linchpin, its central principle, is government control. That means higher prices, fewer choices, and lower quality.

We would like to free people from some of these mandates.

The answer is to repeal and replace this law with patient-centered reforms.