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Occurrences in the Congressional Record

Entry Title Date
Trust” The Government May 16, 2013
Lynn Jenkins, R-KS
"Take the new health care law. We were told it would lower costs and increase access. Now we find premiums could increase by 400 percent and 7 million who had insurance through their employers will lose it."
Repeal President’S Health Care Law May 16, 2013
Michael Fitzpatrick, R-PA
"Madam Speaker, the President’s health care law is largely a tax bill. It contains at least 20 new or higher taxes on American families and businesses. That makes it the biggest change to an already-confusing Tax Code in over two decades. And with the implementation of this massive tax bill comes the IRS’ new role in running it."
Obamacare Is Failing May 16, 2013
Ron DeSantis, R-FL
"Mr. Speaker, no single piece of legislation rests so squarely on a foundation of broken promises as the 2010 health care law known as ObamaCare. We were told that it would lower insurance rates to the tune of $2,500 per family, but we know not only is it not lowering rates; it’s causing rates to spike 10 percent, 20 percent, even 30, 40 percent in some States."
Obamacare: Unaffordable Lack Of Care Act May 16, 2013
Bob Gibbs, R-OH
"The bottom line is the President’s health care law is a bad one. Our job creators are citing the unknowns surrounding it as reasons for planned layoffs and why they cannot expand their businesses."
Obamacare May 16, 2013
John Cornyn, R-TX
"Madam President, we have been informed that the Secretary of Health and Human Services has become a private fundraiser to raise funds from the very industry she regulates in order to implement ObamaCare. This raises all sorts of troubling concerns. There is an appearance of impropriety and a conflict of interest. There is an appearance that there is basically a shakedown going on—extracting money from companies she regulates in order to implement the President’s health care law. This is certainly unethical—representing a conflict of interest—and possibly illegal. However, it has provided us a useful reminder about ObamaCare: that it represents one of the worst examples of crony capitalism that exist today. Unfortunately, that is true of a number of the administration’s policies, but let me just explain what I mean."

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