Repealing, but keeping the entitlements how is that sustainable . The Congressional Budget Office score, once they receive that theyll be working through that to make sure it is fiscally responsible. Imagine if you would however a system where the incentives within the system are all to drive down costs to provide greater choices in competition for folks and respond to the specific needs of patients and in so doing, what you actually do is get a much more efficient system for provision and delivery of health care, the Previous Administration felt the federal government ought to do all of this and we seen what came about when the federal government does all that, that is increasing presumes, increasing deductibles, decreasing choices, you walk in and you cant afford for the doctor thats trying to take care of you, so this is not a system working for folks in that individual and Small Group Market and in the exchanges. Many complains of higher wait times in the emergency room, will this
about the legislative piece in the house so this is going to be a very aggressive laser like focus of this administration over the next month or two to get this thing moved over to the house and senate. what we are doing is vastly different. they were expanding government, promising people something and i think what s happened is there was a lot of difference with how the approaches happened. right now no matter where the american people are you understand the state of your health care the cost that you re seeing and lack of care that you re being presented with, in many cases with people seeing a doctor, they re not able to get in, not taking the health insurance, the costs are going out of control. one of things dr. price mention that is so apra poe, is it s