If you want another example of our dysfunctional Congress, look no further than the current border debate. House Republicans were putting the final touches on a $659 million aid package for the border when Senator Cruz stepped in to insist … Continue reading →

Today I’d like to speak more about Tuesday’s conflicting court decisions on the Affordable Care Act. As I said on Tuesday, the sky is not falling. The ACA will continue to work, and nobody’s subsidies or insurance coverage is currently in jeopardy.The issue … Continue reading →

  Today, a three-judge panel at a federal D.C. court ruled that language in the ACA prohibits the issuance of health insurance subsidies in state exchanges run by the federal government. The sky is not falling. Your health coverage is not at risk; … Continue reading →

Today I testified on behalf of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) in federal court in San Antonio. The DOJ wants to preserve the testimony I gave two years ago in federal court in Washington, D.C. The testimony given by me and … Continue reading →