Rep. Hollingsworth Issues Statement on the Health Care Legislation
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WASHINGTON, March 24 -- Rep. Trey Hollingsworth, R-Ind., issued the following statement on the health care legislation:
"Hoosiers sent me to Washington, D.C. because it was readily apparent to them that D.C. is broken.
"That was proven today when career politicians failed to summon the courage to accomplish the very clear directive of the American people: repeal and replace the disastrous failure that is Obamacare. Now, more than ever, we need accountability and we need representatives thinking of their constituents, not their careers, to advance this nation towards freedom, safety, and prosperity.
"I remain steadfast and committed to full repeal of Obamacare and to installing term limits on Members of Congress."
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