It is very clear that businesses are now saying to their employees we are going to have to take your family off the health care program or you are going to have to pay more into it or we may eliminate it.
Tom Marino
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Tom Marino is a Republican politician from Pennsylvania who served as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 2011 to 2019. During his time in Congress, he represented Pennsylvania's 10th congressional district. Marino focused on issues such as healthcare, veterans' affairs, and drug policy, advocating for measures to combat the opioid crisis. He was also involved in efforts to reduce government spending and promote economic growth in his district. After leaving Congress, Marino has remained active in various capacities but has not held a public office since his departure.
I get constant calls in my office from businesses, large and small, and from individuals as to say what do I do about my health care now.
But how do you do that in a situation concerning hospitals? It is very complex.
So are we talking about two sets of rules then pertaining to Obamacare and rural hospitals versus metropolitan hospitals?
I come from Pennsylvania, the 10th congressional district, very rural, largest geographic district in the State of Pennsylvania.
I do oppose most of what Obamacare has to offer, which I think is very little at this point.
What is the purpose? What is the end game here? Where is the imminent danger to the United States?
I have always followed the money, whether that is in organized crime or drug dealing or selling arms illegally.
I think there have to be some answers. This has to be done globally, I think.
I agree with you to a certain extent, but don't forget when we look at trade, just simply trade, from here in the United States around the world, 95 percent of our trade, the people who are going to buy our products live outside the United…
We have certainly seen where this administration has a series of bungles concerning IRS, Benghazi, Fast and Furious.
I have a concern following up on my colleague across the aisle as far as security but from a different perspective.
We cannot take our eye off of al-Qaeda and there are those that think that al-Qaeda is defeated.
What can you do, what can be done if the President is going to take the responsibility for this?
I absolutely agree with you that we should make certain that our environment is protected, and I think I have reiterated that numerous times.
I do think it is the case. It is the jobs. This is an Administration that says jobs are the issue.
Americans are ready to work and employers are eager to create jobs if government could just get out of the way.





