House Majority leader held a press conference about the threats and multiple instances of vandalism involving the offices of Congresspersons who voted on the  . Hoyer said that "[t]he incidents of threats whether in person or through telephones or through other communication devices, have given great concern to members, for the safety of themselves and their families." House Minority leader  said that the incidents show the American peoples' feelings for the new bill, but "violence and threats are unacceptable." He added, "that's not the American way, we need to take that anger and channel it into positive change."
House Majority leader held a press conference about the threats and multiple instances of vandalism involving the offices of Congresspersons who voted on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act . Hoyer said that "[t]he incidents of threats whether in person or through telephones or through other communication devices, have given great concern to members, for the safety of themselves and their families." House Minority leader John Boehner said that the incidents show the American peoples' feelings for the new bill, but "violence and threats are unacceptable." He added, "that's not the American way, we need to take that anger and channel it into positive change."
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Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
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John Boehner