They still make those?

I for one,
don't have a problem with some of Obamacare. I am insured, for the first time in a long time. Since the insurance companies, can't turn you down, for pre-existing conditions, I am now insured.

From what I understand, many of those who do not like Obamacare, don't like it because it isn't liberal enough, (A.K.A. Single Payer).

My question is, of the people who do not like Obamacare, what is the percentage that dislike it because it is Too Liberal, compared to the percentage, that don't like it, because it isn't liberal enough?

Dave (A.K.A. Homebrew)

Having studied National Healthcare deeply i really think it is a step in the right direction.. However paying for the Subsidies willl cost us dearly since we are already broke and they could be a lead in to full blown Socialism..

I think it needs and will get adjustments in about 3 years.

Oh and by the way Tax accountants are gonna love it !

98.2%

MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich. (AP) - Republican Sen. Rand Paul says President Barack Obama's health care law probably can't be defeated or gotten rid of. And he's suggesting there is little he and other congressional Republicans can do to stop the law from taking effect.

Speaking to reporters Saturday at a gathering of Michigan Republicans, Paul says Republicans could use votes on measures in the House and in the Senate to come up with compromise legislation. But the Kentucky Republican says that time for that is running out.

An opponent of the law many call "Obamacare," Paul says he's acknowledging that, in his words, "we probably can't defeat or get rid of Obamacare." He says that working from the position of not funding the health care law might help render it, quote, "less bad."

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so, who is this supposed to help again..?? Poverty level full time employees are now being cut to part time so employers don't have to cover them.. But they'll be expected to purchase Obamacare or be taxed with less money..?? 😕

That's where the orange imbecile gets his governmental policy points from.