You'll Regret This, And You

We Certainly Will Have A Vote On Proceeding To A Bill To Repeal Obamacare... It Was A Very Large Issue In The Campaign. And, The Reconciliation Process Does Present An Opportunity And We're Reviewing That To See What's Possible Through Reconciliation.

It Is A Statement To The Obvious, However, That [barack] Obama - Of Obamacare - Is The President Of The United States, So I Don't Want People To Have [unrealistic] Expectations About What May Actually Become Law With Obama - Of Obamacare - In The White House. But We Intend To Keep Our Commitment To The American People.

We Didn't Make Much Progress On The Country's Agenda. And In My View It's Because The Senate Basically Hadn't Done Much Of Anything, With A Couple Of Exceptions, For The Last Four Years [of Barack Obama's Presidency]. And That's Going To Change.

The Worst Experience Any Majority Can Have Is That You Convene And You Look Around And Nothing's Ready To Go.

If You Believe One Of The Biggest Problems Confronting The Country Is Overregulation By This Administration, The Single Most Effective Way To Begin To Rein In The Aggressive Regulators, Who In My View Have Done Great Damage To This Economy, Is In The Bills That Fund The Regulators.