I believe there should be, and we have gone through and really established a criteria. The only bill that I personally would support is one, for example, that continues to allow seniors to have the choice to choose their own doctors, to make things so they would have a series of choices to make, but not to have some bureaucrat up here in Washington telling them what their health care should be like or what doctors they should go to. I think that is important. Let seniors have a high quality of care, continue to have a high quality of care, and have them have choices.
Steve Chabot: “I believe there should be, and we have gone through and really established a criteria. The only bill that I personally…”
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Discussing health care choices for seniors during a congressional debate.
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