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Portrait of Ted Cruz Ted Cruz,  Filibuster against ObamaCare (2013)

“ Because it kills jobs and the backbone of the American middle class. Because it’s killing free clinics and reducing access to care. Because Americans love freedom. Because it’s a job-killing machine, up to and including doctors. Because I don’t want government to control my health care. Because the free market works and government regulation does not. Because Americans can’t live on part-time wages and pay the outrageously high cost of ObamaCare. Because it violates Americans’ first amendment right to religious liberty. Because we the people don’t want it and the government works for us. ”
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Portrait of Ted Cruz Ted Cruz,  Filibuster against ObamaCare (2013)

“ I am not on salad. I am not on ObamaCare. I am not on excessive regulation. I am not on dealing with a law that is going to result in a lot of Americans losing their jobs, having their hours cut, their wages cut, or losing access to their health care benefits. Well, our problems are acute. Our problems are, in fact, chronic. We have to do more than shrug our shoulders. What we need right now is more shoulder-squaring than shoulder-shrugging. We have to have people who will follow the admonition of Ronald Reagan, who declared more than 30 years ago that it is morning in America again. ”
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Portrait of Ted Cruz Ted Cruz,  Filibuster against ObamaCare (2013)

“ Why isn’t it Congress's? Jobs and the economy matter. Why? Because if you are working, if you are working in a good job, you are providing for your family. It makes it easier for families to stay together. Moms and dads — it makes it easier for them to raise their kids, raise them with good values. It makes it easier for them to provide a good education for their kids.
When you have one job, it lets you begin to climb the economic ladder to a better job and a better job and a better job. That is the American spirit. Yet we have tens of millions of people in this country out of work.
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