House Republicans at Press Briefing on New Amendment to American Health Care Act

Alabama Congressman Gary Palmer tells reporters he is encouraged by a proposed programs and still care for those with pre-existing conditions, referring to a model the state of Maine that had worked well there. Arizona Congressman David Schweikert called it a unique experience that was not a unique idea, but rather a unifying theory heard by the public and colleagues from around the country as to how to lower individual health care premiums. House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Greg Walden says the Maine model will's, the Republicans knew there had to the point where, commending Palmer and Schweikert for being willing to bring the amendment forward, that work will continue over the next weeks to refine the product while individual insurance market under the Affordable Care Act collapse, needing to work in a timely manner.