Ron Wyden actually said...

"Choice and competition are essential to bringing down costs, and we ought to prioritize moving the needle on increasing choice and competition in the marketplace."

"What we have said on a bipartisan basis is, we are going to be there for communities that suffer."

"if States believe they have a plan that raises the bar for health care in terms of cost and coverage, rather than lowering it, they ought to have a chance to try it out."

"The chairman has been clear that he wants our committee to work on a bipartisan basis to help shape the future of Americans' health care."