Gosar House فلم Wants health law repealed

Capitol Hill has 85 new Republicans House, almost half of them political rookies. This week Morning Edition is profiles some beginners GOP incoming. Among them is Paul Gosar, a dentist from Arizona who wants health care law repealed.

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LINDA WERTHEIMER, host:

Come January, the House will be 85 new Republicans. We have already been profiling many of them. Arizona public radio Daniel Scrubbing please new representative from Arizona in District 1.

DANIEL SCRUBBING: not more than 200 advocates in Congress (EN). When Paul Gosar is mandated, it will be one of two dentists.

GOSAR PAUL selected representative (Republican, Arizona): as this bite sense now-good? Select, select, select for me.

SCRUBBING: Gosar sold its small Flagstaff dental practice activities during the campaign until the full focus on the run for Office. But he is still wrapping to work with several to grace the patients. This magical time Gosar requires a for the dentist, headed to Washington.

Mr. GOSAR: this really think what our forefathers really wanted to see-is the width of the different people on different lifestyle marketing the value of their two cents, various prisms, that they are looking BILLS and legislation.

SCRUBBING: and he firmly believes that the establishment of the teeth has developed, they determine what he sees as an error in the country.

Mr. GOSAR: when the patient is supplied in my Office, I have to listen to what is their complaint. I have, and then gather information, develop some plans for treatment and share them with the patient, and then have to buy the patients in the treatment.

SCRUBBING: Gosar says Americans do not have an impact on the situation in the field of health care and, therefore, never brought to it. In fact this ??? is the substitution of someone who was chosen just two years earlier, Ann Kirkpatrick, moderate Democrat, which supports the rights of health care. Gosar wants to see its power and like the other candidates, parties, tea, also wants to rein in federal spending and balance the budget. But Gosar acknowledges, it may be difficult to hold on to these ideals.

Mr. GOSAR: there are several pressures from Washington to people are compatible. I think the challenge for our class ??? is as a group and kept this block. This is a very that linked the American people.

SCRUBBING: Paul Gosar was born in rural Wyoming to large family farming activities. It is the oldest of 10 children. He remembers, watch Senator U.S. sit with his parents in the kitchen table and actually mixing water policy. This is the kind of Congressman wants me. The challenge, "says, is to maintain close ties with its constituents, here in Northern Arizona, and it is located in Washington.

But it is a lot of help, "says Flagstaff small business man and supporter Gosar Rick Krug.

Mr. RICK KRUG: in fact has a Committee of us, is obliged to hold him to a fire, the introduction of the value of the conservative movement back to D.C., to say that the Government actually must be reined in.

SCRUBBING: and serve the people, Krug says, instead of simply spend People money. Gosar says that it will draw on its experience as a man of small businesses, both as a dentist, and as the owner-wife-antique store.

Mr. GOSAR: you know, as a man of small businesses, if I have a budget year, millions of dollars and next year is $ 500,000, you look to for each programme and the excision of fluff. But you must include the more eyes. This simply is not one set of eyes; using the public.

SCRUBBING: Gosar, considers that it is exactly what America said in the election day, when it voted in the Republican majority in the House USA-that American people are to be taken into account in these important decisions.

NPR News I'm Scrubbing Daniel in Flagstaff.

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