I am deeply concerned by reports that the majority party may try to move the health care reform bill through the House without a vote. To move such sweeping legislation, especially considering the price tag, using a parliamentary gimmick is unconscionable. The majority of the American people do not support the health care reform bill presently before Congress. It spends money we don't have, cuts the Medicare program when we should be coming up with ways to get our financial house in order and make sure the Medicare program is protected. The American people want a bipartisan bill that fixes what is broken and keeps what is working. Where is the accountability? Where is the transparency? America expects more and deserves more. This morning The Washington Post said that what the Democrats are threatening to do is 'unseemly.' There needs to be an up-or-down vote on health care reform, not on a procedural sleight of hand.
Editor's note · Context
The speaker expresses concern over the process of passing health care reform without a vote.
Share
More from Tom Wolf
Reclaiming my time, I completely agree. What I will do is we will call the OSTP and ask Mr. Holdren to come up with the gentleman and get him, and you can come to the meeting, too. Quite frankly, if he doesn't come, I will offer, when we…
I really appreciate what Malcolm said. But I think the Republicans in the state legislature are not in a position to actually steal the election.
I have no objection to the amendment, and I support the amendment. I yield back the balance of my time.
The denomination's action on Israel stands in stark contrast to its inaction on the persecuted church in the region. The PCUSA expressly declined to sign a recently issued Pledge of Solidarity and Call to Action, which more than 200…





