Congressman Andy Biggs

The second thing you have to do is you have to give a nod to creating affordability conditions.

And that means that you have to get the it's it's all based on energy.

Quite frankly, if you can lower the energy costs, all of a sudden everything else comes down by about 30 to 40%.

That happens.

Everything seems and is more affordable.

And those two things alone will actually change whether Republicans win the midterms or lose the midterms.

It rests on those things right there.

I'm always fearful of that, Vince.

So that's why you're seeing, in my opinion, you're seeing this thing's kind of being double-tracked right now.

The people who want to continue the subsidies.

By the way, think of it this way.

The socialism of this health care, Obamacare, it's not working out.

So we're going to actually have to put another layer of socialism on top of that socialism to see if we can make it work better.

That's really what you got going on.

But you got people over there, and that's a separate...

The other track that we're trying to do is we're trying to build a track that the 335 million Americans can get out and actually have choices for reasonably priced health care.

And basically, that means that you have to create a marketplace of insurance and because the insurance companies right now,

there's so much fraud and deceit that goes on where people they're they're literally events probably 15 million people at least on the subsidy side that don't even know that they're enrolled in a policy yeah an obamacare policy and the government and they'll never know because they won't get a bill because the government sends that money directly to the insurance companies these are the types of things that have got to be fixed

If they're not fixed, the prices will remain high.

Fraud will remain rampant and we'll lose that race.