if you are 26-years old and younger and you are on your parents policy, pull the plug on that as well. they make their own decisions. it clearly points out that the law passed by the congress and signed by the president was up held by the supreme court. they are still fighting a fight. they ll be the handmaidens of the special interests in our country. they fight for the health insurance industry over and over again at the costs to the taxpayer. this is just more of the same. no surprise about it. it will be interesting to hear the argument. if it does anything like what mitt romney said this morning, you cannot have it both ways. he will not be able to discriminate against someone with a pre-existing condition. the supreme court i do not know. maybe he will pay for the pre- existing costing out of his own pocket. you cannot have it both ways. this offers us get opportunity for clarity on what the bill is actually about instead of being at the mercy of $200 million negative
i thought it was so wrong that there was no question to take the opportunity to vote no. but listening to the debate, almost unbelievable, not that what they re saying is believle but unbelievable that they would say it. so now i say to those who have a doubt about how they want to proceed that instead of doing what i said before, which was just to come and to treat this as an act of a bill before the congress a resolution before the congress and express my no, listening to the unconscionable presentation, i want to join my c.b.c. colleagues in boycotting the vote when we have the walkout after the debate over mr. dingell s we all take our responsibility seriously here. one of them, first and foremost, is support, uphold and defend the constitution of the united states. that constitution requires the congress and the executive branch, i ll end as i began, to avoid unnecessary conflict and seek accommodation to serve both interests, the executive branch and the legislative
we re going to have right now, dr. pollack. thank you. good morning. i m the executive director of families, u.s.a., the national organization for health care consumers. today is a holiday, and for america s families. a mean a hello lee a moment. tens of millions of people are going to get help so that insurance is affordable. it means insurance companies can no longer deny coverage to people with pre-existing conditions, like children with asthma and diabetes. it means insurance companies can no longer set an artificial cap i and what they re willing to pay out when somebody has a catastrophic illness or an accident. it means that women will no longer be discriminated against and have to pay higher premiums. it means that small businesses will get tax credits so they can afford to provide health coverage for their workers. and bottom line, tens of millions of people will get health coverage for the first time. this is an extraordinary moment and the effort to defeat th
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enforcement officer trying to protect over 300 million people. it s easy to sit back in the chair of the former prosecutor. it s easy, make all kinds of decisions. and, you know, people talk about he should know and sometimes you don t even know what people are doing in your own office. of 21 people. this guy s got i mean people all over the country, in mexico, atf, when we went down and we talked to the atf and we talked to the mexican people in a bipartisan trip, they said we need some better gun laws. when the whistle blowers, everybody said, oh, we re so concerned about the whistle blowers. well, what did the whistle blowers say? their number one concern, they begged us, get better laws. do us that favor. and so, you know, come on, i think, again, i have said it before and i ll say it again, we want to get to the bottom of this, i think we can get to the bottom of this, i think the attorney general is acting in good faith and i think we ought to try to work with him a