I'm excited about this analysis. And, yes, I think they sort of overestimate the uninsured number, just like they overestimated who would be insured by Obamacare. But I do believe that if we're not going to force people to buy something they don't want to buy, they won't buy it. And that's kind of obvious.
Paul Ryan expresses optimism about the CBO report, suggesting that the uninsured estimates are exaggerated and emphasizing personal choice in health insurance.
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Did he consult with other foreign leaders? Did he consult with members of Congress? Did he brief the Speaker of the House Paul Ryan?
Let's get into why this needs to happen and why it needs to happen now. Options are disappearing fast. This law is in the middle of a collapse and people are quickly losing their choices.
But the Senate will take this baton when we hand it to them, and they can do things to this bill.
The president's new at this. He's new to government. And so, he probably wasn't steeped in the long running protocols that establish the relationships between DOJ, FBI and White House.
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