Boehner on 55KRC: “House Will Vote to Repeal Whatever is Left of ObamaCare”
In a radio interview today with Brian Thomas on Cincinnati’s 55 KRC-AM, Congressman Boehner addressed House Republicans’ commitment to repeal ObamaCare in its entirety and the upcoming Supreme Court decision on the constitutionality of the president’s health care law. House Republicans are relentlessly focused on job creation and, as Boehner put it during the interview, “the president’s health care law is driving up health care costs and its making it harder for small businesses to hire new workers.” In addition, Congressman Boehner addressed President Obama’s failure to lead on immigration and the Supreme Court’s decision on Arizona’s law.
Listen to the interview here:
BOEHNER ON PRESIDENT OBAMA’S FAILED ECONOMIC POLICIES
“It’s all about the president trying to find a way to win an election. His economic policies have failed and as a result he cannot run on his record. He is going to try to make the election about everything other than his failed economic policies…all about energizing certain segments of America in hopes of finding a way for him to win…This election will be about the economy.”
BOEHNER ON HOUSE REPUBLICANS’ COMMITMENT TO FULLY REPEAL OBAMACARE
“We all know that the president’s health care law is driving up health care costs and its making it harder for small businesses to hire new workers. And I’ll say this: unless the Supreme Court throws out the entire law, the House will vote to repeal whatever is left of ObamaCare. Then we need to enact commonsense reforms in a step-by-step process that protects jobs and protects the American people’s access to the care they need from the doctor they choose at a lower cost.”
BOEHNER ON PRESIDENT OBAMA’S FAILURE TO LEAD ON IMMIGRATION
“…if the federal government isn’t going to do its job there is no reason why the people of Arizona can’t do theirs...The president talked about it during the campaign, he’s talked about it half a dozen times since, and has offered nothing – nothing to the Congress and has provided no leadership to get this done.”