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That would have gone in effect. but health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius said it was unworkable. and the administration couldn't go forward because it would have exploded the federal deficit in the out-years. here is what she wrote in a letter. despite our best analytical efforts i do not see a viable path forward for class implementation at this time. you heard the liberal group insist the program should not be killed. the white house released a statement today saying we do not support repeal. repealing the class act isn't necessary or productive. we should be doing is workin...

In the healthcare bill required the program to be self-sustaining; meaning, it could not add to deficit. secretary sebelius issued a statement saying, "i do not see a viable path forward for class implementation at this time." even some democrats say there is no way to get around it. >> that is the language we have to agree on; therefore, we have to agree on the language. >> liberal groups said it's not dead and it can and should go forward and question why the administration killed it. >> there are paths forward and premature to shut off discussion. why anyone wants to shut off discussion at ...

To offer affordable care to the disabled and elderly, sounds like a wonderful idea but the numbers aren't adding up. andrea tantoras, mary ann marsh, former adviser to senator john kerr yes, ladies, welcome, good to see you both here today. >> good morning. >> good to see you. martha: there's a lot going on, the strange thing, kathleen sebelius came out on friday, she wrote a blog and in the blog, she said this, she said despite our best analytical efforts i do not see a viable path forward for class implementation at this time and she went on to say she doesn't think the program is sustainabl...

How it was fully paid for. >> certain colleagues on the other side of the aisle argued the class plan would lead to financially unstable entitlement program and rapidly decrease the federal deficit. that is not accurate. >> the cbo has scored this. this is completely paid for over 75 years. over 75 years. >> cbo said our future, decades and decades in the future paid for. i didn't use a penny of that money. >> dana: oops. because now they admitted they can't do it. in fact, secretary sebelius said that despite the best analytical effort, "i do not see a viable path forward for class implementa...

In the healthcare bill required the program to be self-sustaining; meaning, it could not add to deficit. secretary sebelius issued a statement saying, "i do not see a viable path forward for class implementation at this time." even some democrats say there is no way to get around it. >> that is the language we have to agree on; therefore, we have to agree on the language. >> liberal groups said it's not dead and it can and should go forward and question why the administration killed it. >> there are paths forward and premature to shut off discussion. why anyone wants to shut off discussion at ...