Mr. Speaker, I always enjoy my friends on the other side of the aisle, some really terrific public speakers. I also enjoyed particularly the question from my friend across the aisle who said: ``Why not let ObamaCare just go through?'' That is something that has been debated and I have discussed with so many of my constituents. There are many people in the country that are so angry about ObamaCare being passed. It is just hard to call it ``affordable care'' because I have heard from so many that it has just devastated, so many who have told me that it is anything but affordable. It is devastating them. Some have said if we just let ObamaCare go through, it is going to hurt so many people. It has already hurt so many people. If we just let it go through--stand by, just get out of the way, let it hit, let it get the full hurt and damage that will continue--that will just get worse as it hurts the economy as it continues to make most people's health care and health insurance both go up. If you are a purely political animal, that is the perfect question to ask: Why not just let ObamaCare go through and let it do its damage? But when you care deeply about people and see the damage it is doing, how can you stand by and let it keep hurting the way it is? People have already lost insurance, they've already gotten their notices, we continue to get emails, we continue to get calls, I continue to hear from people I know and trust back home, I hear from other people around the country.…
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