>> we do not believe that the hca, the affordable care act is unworkable. the reason we did provide transition relief in accordance with treasurys authority to do so under the tax code. with respect to the employer shared responsibility provisions , stakeholders make the case to us -- >> it was unworkable to them? >> made the case to us, sir, that with more time -- >> why did they need more time? >> with more time they would be able to better adapt there reporting systems -- >> under the time friend that the law allowed they did not have the time to conform their systems to what was being required? >> congressman, the business community started out in dialogue with us on what their temporaries would be. >> i'm just asking, why did they solicit and seek more time that these delays now allow them? why did they seek more time? >> we did. the reason they some more time set as it was explained, was not generally that it that they could not comply but that they thought it would be much more effective and less difficult if they had time to study the rules and adap

one of them is hca, and the other one is pah. these are very important, because as you take these chemicals after barbecuing your beef, they get into your system, you metabolize them and they cause tomorrow dna chancges. in animals it causes cancer. after a horrible winter that we've had, are we going to say don't barbecue? absolutely not. don't bring it up to the temperature of 300. marinate it in beer. you can do other things, olive oil and things like that. antioxidants in the beer, they think that neutralizes the car sengenics. >> you've got to make sure it's cooked. >> the dark beer worked better than the light beer. other marinades work. caribbean marinade, herbal marinade works very well, at least 30 minutes, according to the cancer institute. the other thing you can do is flip it frequently, trim off the fat, put it in aluminum foil, egg plant or zucchini, you don't have this problem at all. none of these hydrocarbons in vegetables. >> wait, wait, wait. isn't it, putting it on a charcoal grill the place where it picks up

>> we do not believe that the hca, affordable care act is unworkable. the reason that we did provide transition relief in accordance with treasury's authority to do so under the tax code with respect to the employer shared responsibility provisions is that stakeholders made the case to us -- >> that it was unworkable to them? >> made the case to us sir that with more time -- >> why did they need more time? >> myth -- with more time there would be able to better adapt there reporting systems. >> under the time for and that the law allowed they did not have the time to conform their systems to what was be required of them? that's why the requested more time? >> congressman the business community started out in dialogue with us on what their top priorities would be. >> i'm just asking, why did they solicit and seek more time that these delays now allow them? why did they seek more time? says you assented to that and give them more time. >> we did sir. the reason this some more time as it was explained to us on many occasions was not generally that they tho

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strategists, they didn't think it was going to be enough time to turn around the bad press from the hcaicularly in the districts that it makes a difference, you will see the democrats not running away from it, but the republicans continuing to hit it on and can it continue to be a inning with strategy, and does the administration now have a smart counter? >> well, it can be a winning strategy, but it remains how much of a campaign can focus on the obamacare. there is a difference in each state. the president is being smart and going out to talk about the shops, and it does not matter if it is the fifth pivot to jobs and middle american incomes have been losing money, and the disparity of the haves and the have nots have grown under this presidency, it is irrelevant, because he is using the bully pulpit of the presidency to use it. i am not saying it is warranted or not, but it is effective. he won't go into north carolina to campaign with kay hay ginn or landrieu in louisiana or in arkansas, so he is going around the country to talk about the job jobs and not focusing on the negatives o

he was the ceo of columbia hca when the hospital company was fined $1.7 billion for medicare fraud.tt wants his constituents in florida to believe obamacare is the enemy. rick scott's success relies on fear mongering over facts that's the way it's playing out. the reality is scott could not be more out of touch when it comes to health care in his state. on tuesday, the governor got an embarrassing reality check, courtesy of a group of outspoken senior citizens. according to the "sun-sentinel" out of fort lauderdale, scott, the governor, went to a -- to the senior center in boca raton, florida, with the intention of collecting obamacare horror stories. well, instead, the governor found a group of satisfied customers. i'm completely satisfied, a 92-year-old west boca resident told scott. another man said that he was very happy. a woman said that she and her husband are very pleased. and another man reported, no problems. in a scramble to save face, scott did his best to spin the story. >> were you surprised that you didn't get complaints from this crowd today? >> you know, as i travel

i mean, with the passage of hca, the democrats have come close to a kind of rounding out and national welfare state. the republicans, you know, have drastically to changes to marginal rates and the addition of tax expenditures to lower rates. so there is only incremental change if you take those as two of the parties. so there is a potential, i think , window for revolutionary tax change based upon the idea that how much more can you really get if your goal is to lower marginal rates to come much more can you get if your goal is to build a national welfare state? and, you know, that might create an opportunity for the parties to say, let's do something big. >> just one more were on the subject. i am sure, you know, as a fellow political scientist you would agree with the proposition that are generalizations are true until they are. and one of the interesting things about the reagan tax reform -- of course, it was not the first two years of the first term but the first years of a second term which makes it all the more impressive. i think this is one of many respects in which our curre