I would agree with you. So much of our information is in the public and private domain that, you know, I think we need to take a step back and give this an opportunity to rollout and work with it to make sure that the American people get the very best access to health insurance that they possibly can.
Yvette Clarke: “I would agree with you. So much of our information is in the public and private domain that, you know, I think we need…”
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Clarke emphasizes the need to allow the health insurance rollout to proceed for better access.
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