In Texas we have a law that's called the deceptive trade practice. And if this were being done in Texas, it would be against the law, because this is deceptive, what we are talking about here today. What is being sold is deceptive. We're hearing about the 35 million Americans that will be covered, but the other 23 million that will not be covered, they are not talking about. And secondly, they are not talking about the $500 trillion worth of physician reimbursement that is not included in this bill. And if people think you've got insurance or you can change insurance just to give everybody coverage, if you don't have a doctor to go to who can be paid for, then you won't get time to see the doctor. Mr. Speaker, this is deceptive what is being put on the table here today. The gentleman said call him a radical. I will. He is a radical.
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The speaker criticizes a healthcare bill for being deceptive and inadequate in coverage.
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