I mean, those two things together do not make sense.

If you fix that problem, I think you've gone a long way to fixing the other.

I'm probably going to take a little bit different vantage point on this.

Well, the way the VA's capitated model works is it just creates waste.

the indiscretions of a few will hurt the many who do good.

I think that's the problem I have seen with--I am on the Veteran's Affairs Committee and one of the problems I have with this place is the lack of accountability.

I happen to be an obstetrician. As I spent 31 years doing that, delivering about 5,000 babies, I am strongly pro-life.

I believe this top down approach we do here, where we try to tell you what to do, is the wrong way.

One of the biggest barriers to education today is cost.

I have to give credit to Governor Haslan in the State of Tennessee.

In the U.S., we are 50th in the world in suicide, and I am proud of the fact that we are really pointing it out.

I think this is a frightening rule when you begin to think that 50 years from now, you could take this as precedent and take this slippery slope anywhere.