Instead of having a constructive, bipartisan dialogue about helping States innovate and providing options for patients who are struggling to make ends meet, we're here for the second time in as many weeks casting the blame of Obamacare's failures on our President.
Walden laments the lack of constructive dialogue on healthcare issues.
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