let me ask a question of nan hayworth on the panel today. i'll take a moment, congressman, if you will. republicans holding the middle class hostage. when you look at the polls, the polls show that by a significant margin, people feel that it's okay to let those tax cuts expire on the people who are in the higher tax brackets and protect the middle class if you look at it from $200,000 down or $250,000 depending on individual or family. >> everything we're doing in the house majority and do it with the votes we want to have as many votes from democratic colleagues as possible, john boehner especially is a ak menable speaker. everything we're doing is aimed at helping the hard working americans. the middle class prominently among them. it does not help our economy, it doesn't help jobs to take more from our citizens at a time when we need every dollar that can remain in the pockets of the people who work and save and invest and contribute to their communities. we need all of those dollars to stay there. government takes -- the tax dollars tha

hayworth of new york. good to see you, congresswoman. >> great to see you, john. thanks. >> you represent a hotly contested swing district. i want to read new poll numbers to you from cnn. when asked who would better handle health care, 51% of registered voters say obama, and 44% say romney. but more importantly, 65% of non-white voters would like to keep all the provisions in place. do these numbers concern you as a representative from a swing district? >> they don't, john, in the sense that i espouse the goals of the 2010 law. they're the right goals. every american should have good, affordable health care. and affordable health care insurance. that's not in question. but that law is a bad law. bluntly it imposes $2 trillion worth of bureaucracy that takes resources directly away from care. so there are smarter and better ways to achieve those goals. that's what i'm for. >> let's talk about that. you're a doctor. you have unique insight through your medical practice into the way medicine really works. >>

hayworth of new york. you represent a hotly contested swing district. i want to read new poll numbers to you from cnn. when asked who would better handle health care, 51% of registered voters say obama, and 44% say romney. but more importantly, 65% of non-white voters would like to keep all the provisions in place. do these numbers concern you as a representative from a swing district? >> they don't, john, in the sense that i espouse the goals of the 2012 law. they're the right goals. every american should have good, affordable health care. and affordable health care insurance. that's not in question. but that law is a bad law. bluntly it imposes $2 trillion worth of bureaucracy that takes resources directly away from care. so there are smarter and better ways to achieve those goals. that's what i'm for. >> let's talk about that. you're a doctor. you have unique insight through your medical practice into the way medicine really works. >> right. >> and mitt romney and his advisers have said they do support

. >> another conversation about health care with republican congresswoman nan hayworth of new york. she is, by the way, the only female physician in congress. i think she's going to have some particular insight into health care. for continuing coverage of the health care debate keep it on cnn. monitor cnn.com throughout the day. >> i'll get ali off the ledge and switch gears. >>> banned for life. this does not bode well for lance armstrong. three of lance armstrong's closest cycling advisers, two doctors and a trainer have received what's really considered to be the death penalty in sports from the u.s. anti-doping agency. they were all associated with lance armstrong's former u.s. postal service cycling team. the agency says they were trafficking in performance enhancing drugs during all or part of lance armstrong's seven tour de france victories. armstrong himself is not part of that. but he is fighting charges as well that he used banned drugs. he filed a lawsuit. it was dismissed. he went ahead and refiled that lawsuit in a flash, really. all within a matter of days. a lawsuit a

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now, i'm joined by a couple of my colleagues and i will first go to doctor nan hayworth, an ophthalmologist, she held up a note earlier, but she didn't realize my eyes are not good enough to read the note, but an ap that will ophthalmologist from new york, but -- an but an ophthalmologist from new york, who will talk about this. ms. hayworth: i understand your name may be slightly limited, so dr. harris and i will be more than happy to lead this discussion as we go along and i thank you for all the work you do on this very important subject. the american public has much to be concerned about with regard to the massive 2010 health law. and this was, of course, passed on a party line basis, unfortunately. i and dr. harris are two of the representatives who were elected in part in response to the public's grave concerns about this act. and if i can direct everyone's attention to the chart that dr. cassidy has revealed next to him, you can see what is projected to happen in terms of medicaid spending alone as the years go by and of course under the terms of the affordable care act, it's like pu