Tim Murphy

But my concern is with regard to the States trying to get into the insurance business and it didn't work out for many States.

Is it appropriate for State exchanges to transition HealthCare.gov after spending hundreds of millions of taxpayers' dollars on their own sites?

We intend to get clear answers today.

Today, we expect direct and honest answers from CMS Acting Administrator Andy Slavitt.

We hope people get it. We hope people eat right, rest right, and exercise.

We want to see that your agencies are updating also their scientific approach to this.

Our current system is not as responsive and effective as it should be.

I want to thank my friend, the Ranking Member Diana DeGette of Colorado, for her assistance and continued passion on this important topic.

The time for an updated approach to dealing with the flu has long passed.

Of the 23 CO-OPs that sold health insurance plans, 12 have failed to date.

The Subcommittee convenes this hearing today to examine yet another Obamacare failure: the CO-OP insurance loan program.

The ability to get this kind of medical information, the idea that it could be impeded by a failure to arrive at a new Safe Harbor agreement is something that I think all of us find concerning.

I think one of the most important things that Members of Congress can do is to educate their European counterparts on the importance of these data flows.

What we have to do right now to get the Europeans convinced that we are going to have that, essentially the equivalent for our businesses to be able to work with them overseas right now?

Privacy is indispensable.

The business community has felt that the FTC does have extensive abilities to enforce U.S. privacy laws that exist.

Our read of the ruling of the European Court of Justice is that it was fundamentally a federalism issue within Europe having to do with the role of the European Commission on privacy versus the role of the data protection agencies in the…

This is a fascinating process to me.

I still don't know how many people the Affordable Care Act is helping.

As a taxpayer, and as a Member of Congress protecting the taxpayers, that seems to make sense to me, you have to test the system and find it out.

I am concerned about those from the standpoint of the taxpayers, and further, most concerned about those who lose coverage and don't have health care.

I categorically reject everything that VW is saying about a couple of rogue engineers.

We need to develop a clear understanding of the facts and circumstances surrounding this case.

At root, the behavior to which VW admitted represents a fundamental violation of public trust.

That word 'trust' alone, as you know, is a key factor in building customer loyalty.