. >> 3.2 million people have gned up for health insurance and far short of the administration's projections.6 million by this point, 7 million by the end of next month. lou: so what is the whe house doing in the face of such embarrassing failures to perform? this is a denial that there was any target member. >> i think that succe looks like at least 7 million people having signed up by the end of march of 2014. lou: what has been an effect of the failure and the's been on popular opinion. take a look at these results from the fox news poll out today. 55% of voters wish the health care law had ever beepassed. 64% of voters don't believe that the law were passed if we knew back in 2009 what we know today. 56%ay obamacare is more about the government controlling our lives than about helping individual america get the health care that they want and need. we are gueing that the white house was grateful to dave for what turned out to be a snow day. including the changes for obamacare, congress, he says, passed the law and the president signed it, acing and decides t amend it. multiple times. the

gned, sincerely, elieson schwartz. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the resignation is accept. the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, on february 11, 2014, pursuant to section 3307 of title 40 united states code the committee on transportation and infrastructure met in open session to consider resolutions to authorize 17 prospectuses, including seven leases, eight alteration projects, and two capital projects. included in the general services administration's f.y. 2014 capital investment and leasing program, our committee continues to work to cut waste and end the cost of federal property and leases. these resolutions approved by the committee will save the taxpayer $28.6 million annually, or $400 million over the terms of the leases. all alteration and capital projects approved are within amounts appropriated in the consolidated appropriations act of 2014. these resolutions ensure savings through shrinking the space requirements