The House’s First Actions: Put the People in Charge and End Obamacare
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"Well I want to welcome you all in the start of the 115th
"We've watched what has happened to the jobs across this country. The regulation that has been compounded for the last eight years. You'll see this week that we will bring up the REINS Act. Many of you know about that legislation. It simply says give the people a voice when it comes to regulation in America. The REINS Act only deals with those bills of regulation that get imposed upon that cost more than
"We'll also be dealing with Obamacare. So many of you know of what these failed policies have done to Americans. If you look at those families that have employer-based insurance, their premiums have increased by more than
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