you had the white house meeting with cigna and both sides understood, cigna understood that the white house had some legitimate concerns as proponents of the a.c.a. the white house understood that cigna had real and legitimate concerns about their business and their jobs. so the progress is reflected in this bill. there's now a debate about whether that's enough progress so we have to make a decision -- do we wait and try to keep negotiating here or do we move it on to the senate? my view is we move it on to the senate. partly, mr. nunes said, we've been grabbling this for four years. senator carper, senator coons from delaware, who are committed to making certain that the fix doesn't compromise the health care bill, that's important for folks like me that voted for the a.c.a. so this is a practical step we can make in order to save jobs without compromising the underlying legislation. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. nunes: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield myself 21 seconds. the speaker pro tem

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cigna was also very cautious. another for-profit insurance company that went in was wellpoint. that is better known and based in california, and they are known by their anthem blue cross and blue cross was the umbrella organization that went into these organizations in a pretty big way. luke ross was already in the individual health insurance market, and they had to protect and so they were sort of the lead players in just about every state to do that, and in 2015, the industry has seen a pretty big turnout in the first year, 8 million people signed up. the president announced last year. out whatnow figuring to do for 2015. it looks like people are interested. it looks like people signed up, and united health said last week that it was reconsidering it. it was looking at expanding its presence next year. plans, luke ross plans to sit out 2014, the blue cross plan in iowa and north dakota they said they would be , in those states. in 2015, so it looks like we will see more offerings than we had this year. which, in some states will offer significantly more selection if it transl

and also that the docs and the hospitals don't have to think of you as a vermonter with cigna.you as a vermonter with strep throat and they give you what they think is best and some back office employee figures out how the bill is paid. another challenge we have is folding in medicare. folding in tricare and federal insurance programs that vermont doesn't regulate. we're not going to just say don't worry about that, we're going to pay the bill. we're going to have to incorporate them into our system. which is a challenge, but it's not insurmountable. >> just quickly, before -- one question to beth about the national politics of this. because, you know, when the affordable care act was passed, a lot of democrats were disappointed that it didn't go farther, that it kept the private insurance industry alive. now they're saying we've got this place and it seems to be working pretty well. do you think there's still a thirst there nationally for democrats to use the affordable care act as almost like a steppingstone to single payer eventually, or do you think that -- the appetite for

health insurance companies, cigna, met life, -- and united health off offer expatriate insurance plans. they make up several thousand u.s. jobs, including 500 in my state. these insurance companies compete with foreign insurance companies that also sell expatriate health insurance plans. the issue is these foreign plans don't have to comply with the affordable care act. forcing u.s. expatriate insurance plans to comply with the affordable care act gives their foreign competitors a distinct advantage. it makes plans written in the u.s. more expensive which gives companies an incentive to purchase foreign-based plans instead. as a result, it makes more sense for u.s. expatriate insurers to move their business overseas, resulting in a potential loss of a few thousand jobs. in delaware, that's going to mean 500 jobs. in california, it's 700. the good news is that we have a bipartisan legislation here today that will level the playing field. the obama administration has already recognized that it's burdensome and unnecessary to require expatriate insurance plans to comply with the affordabl