Myron Kreidler: “How can any rational person support the Affordable Care Act?”

I think what has been talked about here is allowing insurance companies to be able to innovate and offer changes without being unduly impeded.

Before the Affordable Care Act, we had almost 1 million people without health insurance. Today, that is down from--and now we are at 14 percent.

What I see right now with the Affordable Care Act are the tools, the tools that we need in order to help make sure that people have access to health insurance that is affordable to them.

It is absolutely critical that we wind up making sure that those guardrails are not eroded away.