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"You're finally seeing leadership move that way, which is encouraging, because if you look at it, maybe six months ago they weren't interested in having a single alternative and now they are actually open to it," said Scalise.

Rep. Steve Scalise, R-La., told reporters...that it matters less whose name is on the bill than that Republicans produce a proposal that can prove they have constructive ideas.

Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.), chairman of the conservative Republican Study Committee, said overreach by the executive branch is not a Republican or Democratic issue because it sets a precedent for all presidents.

"President Obama has this fantasy that he can just use his pen to write laws," said Rep. Steve Scalise (R., La.). "We don't have a monarchy in this country—there's an executive branch and the legislative branch..."

Rep. Steve Scalise said the president "continued to turn his back on millions of hard-working taxpayers by ignoring the real problems being faced by American families and instead focused on divisive rhetoric and class warfare."

Some congressional Republicans are inviting constituents unhappy with the Affordable Care Act to be their guests in the House chamber Tuesday night when President Barack Obama delivers his State of the Union address.

Forty-one years of virtually limitless abortion has left an indelible scar on our nation. Only God knows what contributions to society could be made by the roughly 1.2 million unborn children now taken each year.

It's Groundhog Day yet again for the Obama Administration. In the heat of the 2009 Obamacare debate, Nancy Pelosi famously stated that "we have to pass the bill so you can find out what's in it."