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Congressman Aaron Schock
Congressman Schock (R-IL) was elected in November 2008 and is serving his first term in Congress.
In our interview with Congressman Schock we discuss how the current proposals making their way through Congress will affect young Americans, the feedback he received from constituents at his health care town halls, the reason why medical malpractice reform is not being considered, and why he believes a new public plan would threaten the future of American health care.
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- Congressman Aaron Schock
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- Congressman Charles Boustany
- Congressman Charles Djou
- Congressman Dave Camp
- Congressman Jack Kingston
- Congressman Jeff Fortenberry
- Congressman Joe Pitts
- Congressman Joe Wilson
- Congressman John Boozman
- Congressman John Fleming
- Congressman John Shadegg
- Congressman Michael C. Burgess, M.D.
- Congressman Mike Rogers
- Congressman Paul Ryan
- Congressman Phil Roe M.D.
- Congressman Ron Paul
- Congressman Todd Tiahrt
- Congressman Tom Price
- Congressman Trent Franks
- Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers
- Dr. Francois Sarkozy
- Former New York Governor George Pataki
- Gary Puckrein
- George Allen
- Grace-Marie Turner
- Grover Norquist
- James Gelfand
- Jim DeMint Audio
- Joseph Antos
- Louie Gohmert
- Phil Gingrey Audio
- Phil Kerpen
- Representative Marsha Blackburn
- Representative Michele Bachmann
- Senator Bob Corker
- Senator David Vitter
- Senator Jim Bunning
- Senator Jim DeMint
- Senator John Barrasso
- Senator Richard Burr
- Senator Richard Shelby
- Tim Pawlenty
- Tom Miller
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