Rep. Tom Price has some bad medicine for the Obama administration.

The doctor and prominent conservative, who was at the vanguard of the anti-health care overhaul backlash, is set to take control next year of the Republican Policy Committee. At the helm of the GOP's Capitol Hill incubator for legislative ideas, the Georgia congressman is promising bold action -- and he'll probably be among the leading Republicans throwing up roadblocks and diversions as the administration tries to pave the way for full implementation of the health care law.

"The House will vote very early on to repeal the health care legislation," Price pledged...

Democrats are crowing over the 111th Congress' 'greatest legislative hits' as lawmakers head home for the holidays, but House Republican Study Committee Chairman Tom Price (R-GA) says those highlights are more like...lowlights.

"The 111th Congress may be history, but its job-killing agenda will weigh down our economy until better policies prevail," he predicted in a statement released Thursday morning.

Price's prediction stands in stark contrast from Sen. Majority Leader Harry Reid's words as the lame duck session ended Wednesday night. "We've been productive beyond any historical measure," he said, citing the recently-passed Don't Ask Don't Tell repeal and the S.TA.R.T. Treaty among Congress' accomplishments. "I'm sorry the minority party decided to sit on the sidelines. I know the history books remember who is on the field"...

Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- A top Republican congressman has repeated a pledge that has become a rallying cry of sorts for the party during the midterm Congressional election battles. With a majority of Americans opposing the pro-abortion government-run health care plan, GOP lawmakers are promising to try to de-fund the law if they win control of the House or Senate.

Rep. Tom Price of Georgia, the head of the Republican Study Committee in the House, repeated the pledge over the weekend in a speech at the pro-life Faith and Freedom Coalition in Washington.

In March, House Minority Leader John Boehner promised Republicans would attempt to revoke the funding behind the health care program, which includes massive abortion funding that pro-life groups already had to stop in three states...

WASHINGTON — House Republicans are backing off an effort to reprimand a Florida congressman for saying the GOP's health care plans amount to wanting sick people to "die quickly."

Republicans led by Rep. Tom Price of Georgia drafted a resolution last week scolding Democrat Alan Grayson for his remarks. The measure mirrored a resolution that Democrats pushed through last month against Rep. Joe Wilson, R-S.C., for shouting "You lie!" at President Barack Obama.

Price spokesman Brendan Buck said Tuesday the GOP still isn't ruling out pursuing the measure...