I think the only scare we heard was the witness' claim that Republicans want to end Medicare as we know it.
I appreciate Mr. Reed's concern about the need to save Medicare. The clock is ticking. We need to act now, Republicans and Democrats.
But what we really need are 1,000 more doctors and nurses, not more IRS agents.
The President's new law is not helping families or local businesses, and this budget does nothing to offer them relief.
I challenge you and the President to save Medicare for its own sake, not conditioned upon wringing tax increases from hardworking Americans.
One of the top priorities for this Committee is to act now to save Medicare so that every generation of seniors can count on it.
Both Republicans and Democrats can agree that Americans need the right kind of healthcare reform, reform that lowers costs, improves health ...
Over 70 percent of small businesses said the President's healthcare law prevents them from hiring new workers.
I don't think so. You might want to contact Sherrod Brown. He might have some better luck doing it.
But there is a lot of concern from everyday people out in my district at least regarding the implementation of this bill.
We shouldn't be taking more of their money to bail out Washington's inability to control spending.