Own health position at that point that didn t want to buy insurance. we need to get that type of competiti competition universally. it s eating up too much money. was it a mistake for the president to say if you like your plan, you can keep your plan? no, it wasn t a mistake. the indication was related to the employer based plans which were north of 65% of people got their plan. last question on health care. i have a tough do we have to ta doctor? i have a tough time imagining if you were chief of staff somebody would not have lost their job. i remember when you were white house chief of staff, there was accountability. people messed up, they lost their jobs. this is a big mess up. first of all, when i was white house chief of staff, you were never that nice to me. so let s not kid ourselves.
Massachusetts. and the vast majority of its citizens are happy with their coverage. and, by the way, all of the parade of horribles, the worst predictions about health care reform in massachusetts never came true. they re the same arguments that you re hearing now. businesses built stop covering workers. the share of employers who offered insurance increased. people didn t get left behind. racial disparities decreased. care didn t become unaffordable. costs tracked. what was happening in other places that wasn t covering everybody. now, mitt romney and i ran a long and spirited campaign against one another. but i ve always believed that when he was governor, here in