I would note, first of all, the Senate Democrat who is the lead author of ObamaCare has referred to ObamaCare's implementation as ``a major train wreck.'' That is not I speaking. That is not Senator Sessions speaking. That is the lead author of ObamaCare, a Democratic Senator. I commend his candor. It is indeed a major train wreck. I have no doubt that more than a few of his colleagues on that side of the aisle were unhappy with him for speaking the truth on that. There
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Senator Ted Cruz discusses a critical view expressed by a Senate Democrat who was one of the main architects of the Affordable Care Act, commonly known as ObamaCare. The senator described the rollout of the health care law as "a major train wreck." Cruz highlights that this assessment is significant because it comes from someone directly involved in the legislation and not from his own party, showing a rare moment of honesty amidst political rhetoric.

By commending the senator for his forthrightness, Cruz suggests that the negative implications of ObamaCare are widely recognized, even amongst its supporters. He implies that the political ramifications of such honesty may lead to discontent among fellow Democrats, indicating the contentious atmosphere surrounding the health care reform. This scenario reinforces Cruz's argument against the program and reflects his broader critique of the Democratic agenda.

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