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The Fundamental Problem Of Obamacare Is The Insurance Mandates. When You Mandate What Has To Be Insurance, It Elevates The Price. And When You Tell People They Can Buy Insurance After They're Sick, They Will. And You Get What's Called Adverse Selection.

I'm Not Accusing Anybody Of Being [hitler].

I Tell People I Won't Vote To Go To War Unless I'm Ready To Go Or Send My Kids.

I Was Very, Very Concerned About President Obama And How Much Executive Order And How Much Executive Power He Tried To Exert. But I Think I Want To Be, And I Think Congress Will Be, A Check On Any Executive, Republican Or Democrat, That Tries To Grasp Too Much Power. And Really, A Lot Of The Fault Is Not Only Presidents Trying To Take Too Much Power, It's Congress Giving Up Too Much Power.

Right Now In The Insurance Markets, We Have Sort Of A Disaster Unfolding, A Downward Spiral, Adverse Selection, Premiums In The Individual Market Going Through The Roof. People Can't Afford Insurance And Insurance Companies Are Losing Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars. If You Repeal Part Of Obamacare To Get Rid Of The Individual Mandate But Keep Some Of The Ideas, That People Can Still Buy Insurance After They're Sick, The Situation Gets Extraordinarily Worse. And So What We're Seeing Now Could Be Tenfold Greater If You Only Repeal Part Of Obamacare.