And far between, very sparse in terms of details, not exactly what we re hearing from the house or the senate about repealing and replacing. what precisely is the timeframe for repealing and replacing? what precisely do you replace it with at this point? to that point, aren t you kind of boxed in by obamacare as professor gruber would say? you ve got 20 newly insured people. how do you get rid of that? first, first, i think we know the president-elect s instincts, it s for market-based reforms. that s number one. number two, i m a physician. i ve been working for 30 years in a hospital for the uninsured. and so i take as a person as i look at, that woman, she voted for trump, she hates obamacare but she s got a breast lump and she needs to make sure in this transition, her breast lump, her cancer, is cared for. as long as we keep her as the prism through which we examine this problem, i think we ll do okay. what can we do to help her but to transition to something more
And far between, very sparse in terms of details, not exactly what we re hearing from the house or the senate about repealing and replacing. what precisely is the timeframe for repealing and replacing? what precisely do you replace it with at this point? to that point, aren t you kind of boxed in by obamacare as professor gruber would say? you ve got 20 newly insured people. how do you get rid of that? first, first, i think we know the president-elect s instincts, it s for market-based reforms. that s number one. number two, i m a physician. i ve been working for 30 years in a hospital for the uninsured. and so i take as a person as i look at, that woman, she voted for trump, she hates obamacare but she s got a breast lump and she needs to make sure in this transition, her breast lump, her cancer, is cared for. as long as we keep her as the prism through which we examine this problem, i think we ll do okay. what can we do to help her but to transition to something more
Excuse. and, you know, you don t need a degree in medicine to know that you need to have a breast screening and by a qualified physician and then if there s something found in that clinical exam, you are referred for mammograms and other kinds of procedures to find out if it s a suspicious breast lump or something. so, all of that, that that said, it just seemed like she was reaching for reasons. the fact is political pressure look, again, it clear, political pressure on an organization coming from the far right wing that just don t believe this is a fact, that women should have, you know, the reproductive health care, a full range of reproductive health care, this is the 21st century and there are more and more