Healthcare.gov users ‘waive any reasonable right to privacy,’ Rep. Barton says
"Hidden" in the healthcare.gov code is language that means users "waive any reasonable right to privacy of your personal information."
"Hidden" in the healthcare.gov code is language that means users "waive any reasonable right to privacy of your personal information."
Nearly 6 in 10 uninsured Americans "can get health insurance for what may be the equivalent of your cell phone bill."
Congress, criminals, Scientologists and other groups are exempt from Obamacare.
"Half of all CEOs say that the shutdown and the threat of shutdown set back their plans to hire over the next six months."
"Since Mr. Foster's been mayor, we have less small businesses in the city of St. Petersburg."
Chris Christie "cut equal pay for women, calling it 'senseless bureaucracy.' "
The health care marketplaces have "no privacy protections."
"At the time that (Medicare Part D) was passed (it) was actually less popular than the Affordable Care Act, according to the polls."
"(Texas Republicans) believe in abolishing Social Security, abolishing V.A. health care."
"(Obamacare) is a bill which has never once had a majority of Americans favor it."
If the government shuts down, "all military personnel will continue to serve and accrue pay but will not actually be paid until appropriations are available."
"There are more guns than there are people in the United States."