This new regulatory scheme may boost union dues, but it will do absolutely nothing to boost our economy or expand opportunities for the middle-class.

America's workers will be hurt the most.

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.

We have an opioid epidemic in the United States.

It makes no sense to me.

I think that is a problem we have here is it is a definition.

We need just to define what that is, and whatever it is, it is, so we are all, you know, singing off the same song page.

I think one of Ms. Brownley's legislation, I, at least from a practicing-physician standpoint, it makes it extremely difficult as it is.

Look, handing somebody a piece of paper is not health care in the same degree.

I think the way you do that, and you have all clearly pointed out, is empower consumers, transparency, and quality.

The Affordable Care Act discouraged consumerism, me being able to be in charge, not the insurance company, not the government.

We need to let the private sector do this. They have done it very well at no cost to the taxpayers.