House Proceeding 10-22-09 on Oct 22nd, 2009 :: 3:30:40 to 3:32:25
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3:30:26 to 3:30:46( Edit History Discussion )

Douglas Lamborn: busin that. it says they have pay 72.5% at a minimum of a federally qualified plan under the insurance exchange and for the family, for full-time employee, they have to cover 65%. so whaimpact is that going to

3:30:40 to 3:32:25( Edit History Discussion )
Speech By: Douglas Lamborn

3:30:47 to 3:31:07( Edit History Discussion )

Douglas Lamborn: have for your folks for the 5th congressional district in colorado? mr. lamborn: just on monday, i had a town hall meeting withstanding-room-only. it was packed with 600 people there to listen to, debate and discuss health care. and i'm hearing from them and small business owners,

3:31:08 to 3:31:29( Edit History Discussion )

Douglas Lamborn: representative coffman. and i brought with me statements from business owners in my district, colorado springs and communities in colorado, are saying about this democratic proposal on health care. here's from a man who is a registered democrat. quote.

3:31:30 to 3:31:50( Edit History Discussion )

Douglas Lamborn: i can't believe the government can do a better job in providing health insurance. another business owner said, we need to put a halt to the rampant government spending. the estimated $1.6 trillion for new government health care on top of the all the other government crazy spending will bankrupt the economy and result

3:31:51 to 3:32:11( Edit History Discussion )

Douglas Lamborn: taxes. as a small business owner, i can't afford to subsidize all these government programs. another one said, i'm oppose todd health care reform that includes a public option or co-op. competition is created in a free

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Douglas Lamborn: market environment and government only serves to int i do not agree that a public option will introduce efficiency and lower costs and says, we