"Some things are just not fixable," said the Baltimore County Republican and Johns Hopkins trained physician who was elected on a platform of repealing the 2010 Affordable Care Act. "Is the health insurance system broken? Yeah it is, but getting the federal government to a one-sized fits all approach is not a great solution."
Harris, among the Republicans who voted against the measure last week to reopen the government and avoid the Oct. 17 debt ceiling deadline, sat opposite Anne Filipic, president of Enroll America. The nonprofit group is a coalition of advocacy organizations, health insurers and pharmaceutical companies that are trying to help people enroll.
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Point is it did not come down to him.The most vocal of the lot are never "the" only deciding factor.At this point anyone can contest Obamacare as well as he.Contesting a done deal is like kicking a dead dog.
ReplyDeleteI love how LIBERALS put words in peoples mouths and refuse to shut up when someone like the HONORABLE Congressman Harris call them out to their face. That's right Mrs. Mitchell and Mayor Ireton, Mr. Harris has EARNED the title of HONORABLE.
ReplyDeleteThe progressive Democrat party is imploding in reality, but the MSM as always is putting a happy faced spin on it.
ReplyDeleteHarris should have known that the CNN anchor person would ask a question and then interrupt his answer. They always do that to anyone who has an opposing point of view.
ReplyDelete1114 So do Fox News and any other cable "news" network. It's about entertaining you, not informing you, no matter which network you watch.
ReplyDeleteRapid and continuous talking by liberals so the opposition cannot get a word in is a strategy developed by democratic strategists. You can see them in action every time there is an opposition view in the room.
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