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If i m given that assurance i will vote for it. right now i have been given no assurance and no one has bothered to negotiate. we have offered to negotiate for weeks. we have gotten zip from the leadership. steve: senator, don t feel bad, i don t think anybody knows what the bill is going to wind u up being. right now it s should we continue to have the debate. the way i understand how things work there in the senate is once they start, then people can offer amendments. you can offer here s the problem. it hasn t even been scored by the cbo. the reason why that s important, if it is not scored by the cbo it cannot be presented by amendment. cruz s freedom amendment. we haven t been told whether that s requesting to be allowed. my association plan. letting people buy as a need buying group. we have no idea whether that s going to be allowed by the parliamentarian. shouldn t be told if certain things are going to be allowed in the bill. i have amendment to allow people to buy acros ....
That shows 62% of ohioans agree. they want medicaid expanded. i don t want to keep belaboring this, but this is where democrats and republicans and conservatives and liberals butt heads. i see before me 275,000 people in the state, people not making a lot of money. between 16,000, $28,000, somewhere in there, who have the ability to get health insurance. it seems to me there is implaquable desire to stop them from getting health insurance. why don t you want them to have health insurance? we have to be clear on what s happening here, chris. two years ago in the state of ohio, the citizens in every county of the state, in all the eight counties, passed the ohio health care freedom amendment saying they did not want national health care. they did not want obama care in ohio. i was elected by those citizens. but representative, with due respect, there is substance here. look. ....
Heads. i see before me 275,000 people in the state, people not making a lot of money. between 16,000, $28,000, somewhere in there, who have the ability to get health insurance. it seems to me there is implaquable desire to stop them from getting health insurance. why don t you want them to have health insurance? we have to be clear on what s happening here, chris. two years ago in the state of ohio, the citizens in every county of the state, in all the eight counties, passed the ohio health care freedom amendment saying they did not want national health care. they did not want obama care in ohio. i was elected by those citizens. but representative, with due respect, there is substance here. look. my constitution is not processed. my oath to the constitution i take very seriously. and my constituents take it seriously. but you oppose the policy, too. well, it is bad policy. it s true. ....
And that s required to follow the intent. you have a republican governor. you have polling in the state that shows 62% of ohioans agree. they want medicaid expanded. i don t want to keep belaboring this, but this is where democrats and republicans and conservatives and liberals butt heads. i see before me 275,000 people in the state, people not making a lot of money. between 16,000, $28,000, somewhere in there, who have the ability to get health insurance. it seems to me there is implaquable desire to stop them from getting health insurance. why don t you want them to have health insurance? we have to be clear on what s happening here, chris. two years ago in the state of ohio, the citizens in every county of the state, in all the eight counties, passed the ohio health care freedom amendment saying they did not want national health care. they did not want obama care in ohio. i was elected by those citizens. but representative, with due respect, there is substance here. ....