I want to make it clear that I think our policy has got to be do both, and we have got to do both in a sustainable fashion.
I want people to see, and I spend a significant amount of time at every town meeting walking through this, that the numbers do not work.
I would very much like to work with you in a bipartisan way.
These are essentially digital health companies, these 90 new businesses.
Just this week, members of Congress are pushing budget proposals that would rip the law up by the roots.
Obamacare did cut hundreds of millions of dollars from the Medicare Advantage program.
We have a moral obligation to the least of these in our society, not just to people who are homeless...
Gone would be the guarantee of coverage that protects Americans who have preexisting conditions.
I continue to believe there is an opportunity for some bipartisanship here and some reforms that can bring people together.
More than 16 million Americans have gained health insurance coverage thanks to the Affordable Care Act.
For years we talked about trying to meet that moral obligation, and failed miserably.