joether -> RE: 1,968 Reasons to Repeal Obamacare (1/21/2011 3:44:46 PM)
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If I recall from several polls from different new sources, generally had the same reaction. Most Americans (62-74%) dont like the ACA. But not because it is a waste of funds, or 'socialized medicine'; but because the bill did not go far enough in addressing the problems most Americans are experiencing with their level of care. The grand majority often state, when asked, that the ACA was a good start, and helps the immediate problems. Many would be for a 'goverment option' that gives a baseline, so as no US Citizens 'fall through the cracks and forgotten'. BTW, there is no such thing as 'Obamacare' on the law books. There is however the Affordable Care Act (ACA) past in the spring of 2010. Most Americans likewise, hold the impression that Republicans would not improve conditions with the health care debate, but rather, make it much worst. Their followers likewise, really do not used facts in making their case or arguement. But rather, employ fantasy and scare tactics, to create something out of nothing, to get people to side with them. Why should we repeal health care, which now makes it easier for Americans to gain health care benefits, without being at the mercy of the insurance companies? Small Businesses want more health care reform, not less, as they are most at risk for illness/injury. 1,968 reasons to repeal? How about 30,000,000+ who now can get decent health care, with pre-existing conditions? If its numbers is your sole reasoning, which is higher: 1968 or 30 million?
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