dr. barrasso. i would ask dr. barrasso, dr. , what happens -- what happens to average citizens when, as in the case of my state, where all but one county only has one option, one health provider, what happens then i'd ask you, doctor? mr. barrasso: wcialtion it's so interesting that the senator would bring this up because the entire state of wyoming has found itself in dpeac exactly te situation. the president promised a marketplace. what the american people have gotten is a monopoly. in one-third of all the counties in the country, they are down a single -- and it is not really a choice. it is a take-it-or-leave-it situation. i call these place places fallio the obamacare wasteland. and it is unfortunate to see it in county after county. you have been talking about the headlines down here. 31% -- one in three counties, one choice ives. that's not what the president promised. that's one broken promise after another. and i don't know if you saw the most recent polling today out from gallup. they said a couple of thi

dr. barrasso, who continues to be the voice of reason and the voice for so many millions of americans who feel betrayed by obamacare. who have not been given their choice of a doctor if they wanted a doctor, who have not been able to keep the policy that they -- the president promised they would be able to keep, period. he is the voice of those fellow citizens of mine who in all counties but one in my home state of arizona have one choice. not a choice of their doctor, not a choice of their health care policy, but one and one only, and now are looking at as much as 65% increase in the rate of their premiums beginning on the first of november. disgraceful. i thank the doctor. i thank my colleague and friend from wyoming. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to address the senate for 30 minutes as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mccain: mr. president, i ask that i engage in a colloquy with my colleague from south carolina, senator graham. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mccain: mr. president, last night, there was obviously one of the mo