Repealing The Job-Killing Health Care Law Act
Mr. Speaker, Americans have wanted health care reform for some time now, but they don't want what passed last spring. This is a 2,000-page bill that gives us more mandates and more regulation. It doesn't accomplish the goal of reducing…
Mr. Speaker, Americans have wanted health care reform for some time now, but they don't want what passed last spring.
This is a 2,000-page bill that gives us more mandates and more regulation. It doesn't accomplish the goal of reducing cost and increasing access; and it puts our health care decisions in the hands of bureaucrats, not in the hands of patients and family members where it belongs.
There is a better way. With today's repeal, this is the first step. Tomorrow we begin the process of replacement with commonsense market- based solutions that are going to bring costs down, solutions like competition across State lines, portability, price transparency, tax parity, and allowing folks who have preexisting conditions to obtain coverage.
I look forward, starting tomorrow, to working with not only my friends here on the right but also my colleagues here on the left to craft a bill that's going to work for the American people.