If all the Democrats need to move away from the Affordable Care Act is a Republican alternative, I believe we can accomplish that in fairly short order.

Most of what we now call the Affordable Care Act came through this committee.

In my State of Texas, according to figures provided to me by Dr. Burgess, who is a very good researcher, less than 3,000 people signed up for the Affordable Care Act.

It's no.

If you already have insurance you like, you can keep it.

These increases are a heavy hardship on my constituents, on all of our constituents, Republicans or Democrats.

I've introduced H.R. 3348, which says let's make this system voluntary for the first year, since we're having so many problems, and let the American people decide.

Will you commit to the committee and to the American people that, one, you do want to protect their privacy; and, two, you will take this out, fix it, make sure that it doesn't have bearing on people that try to apply through the Web site?

Well, Madam Secretary, while you're from Kansas, we're not in Kansas anymore.

So when was the President specifically informed of the regulation change?

Ultimately the American people will decide.