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President Obama, I Think, Wanted What Was Best For The Country, But I Think It Didn't Work Well. I Think We Have The Death Spiral, And I Think Particularly Premiums In The Individual Market Are Going Through The Roof. Republicans Want What's Best For The Country, But I Think They're Not Fixing The Death Spiral Of Obamacare. They're Going To Subsidize It With A Lot Of Taxpayer Money. So, Characterizing Something As Mean Or Generous I Think Goes To People's Motives, And I Think It Is Sort Of Why We Have Such An Angry Country Now. We Think That People Have Ill Motives.

I Would Pay To Have Those Adjudications Enrolled Into The Federal Background System So We Could Detect People Who Are Mentally Ill Before They Buy A Gun. That Is A Real Problem.

The Problem Or The Fundamental Flaw Of Obamacare Was That They Put Regulations On The Insurance, About 12 Regulations, Which Increased The Cost Of The Insurance. And So President Obama Wanted To Help Poor, Working-class People, But He Actually Hurts Them By Making The Insurance Too Expensive To Want To Buy. I Had Someone At The House Just Recently Was Doing Some Work, And He Said: "oh, My Son Doesn't Have Insurance, He's Paying The Penalty Because It's Too Expensive."

As Long As I Sit At Henry Clay's Desk, I Will Remember His Lifelong Desire To Forge Agreement, But I Will Also Keep Close To My Heart The Principled Stand Of His Cousin, Cassius Clay, Who Refused To Forsake The Life Of Any Human, Simply To Find Agreement.

I Am Pleased Though That There's A Possibility Of A Diplomatic Solution [in Syria]. I Remain Somewhat Skeptical, But I Am Pleased That It's A Possibility And I Think People Like Myself Who've Been Arguing For Delaying This Bombing, Have Allowed This Diplomatic Possibility To Occur.