Myron Kreidler: “Going forward, as you look at the Affordable Care Act, there are a lot of people that refer to it as somehow a…”

How can the Federal Government force people to buy a product they don't want?

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.

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

We didn't cede the power to the Federal Government. We said we wanted to make sure our plan worked to the benefit of Washington consumers.