re: The ACA: 7 Years Later

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Wrong.

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Nope.

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I don't want to keep the ACA as is - I want to expand it. Under your misunderstanding, you would claim I was for repeal (I'm not).

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I'm willing to concede there is a minor faction of fringe lunatics like yourself included in that 93%. It would be dishonest to claim that number to be significant when discussing majority opinion.

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The majority of Americans do not want the ACA repealed, as we find again and again.

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Polls consistently say otherwise.

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That's 3% of the population.

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52% say their health care costs have gone up.

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That's 3% of the population

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bullshite!

I do not know a single working person who hasn't experienced wild increases in premiums/deductibles over the past three years. Self employed folks have it even worse. Several I know just paid the penalty.

I had to switch to the crappiest plan my employer offers to be able to keep my cost increase to 12% each over the past two years.

He's just volume posting his delusions at this point.

the ACA is virtually the greatest legislative disaster of our time and no serious poll gives it, or iteration of it, anything near majority support.

The American people don't like Obamacare

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Support for the individual mandate in regular surveys over the last several years has run from a high of 44% in November 2014 to a low of 32% in October of the following year.

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Only 12% of voters want to leave Obamacare alone, but 88% say it’s important for Congress and the president to have some sort of replacement program in place if they repeal it.

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Eighty-two percent (82%) of Republicans and 64% of voters not affiliated with either major political party think it is more important to reduce the cost of health care. Just 42% of Democrats agree. Most Democrats (54%) say making sure that everyone has health insurance is more important.

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The left in a nutshell. Frick everybody else as long as the poor have insurance.

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The definition of the word has become completely different than it is supposed to be


Post-ACA the definition is exactly what it should be.

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No.

What do you think "insure" is supposed to mean "post-ACA?"

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More cherry-picking.

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In the real world, we call that 'data'

I know you don't like it because it conflict with whatever contrarian position you've chosen to have today...but them's the breaks.

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I don't, and the slowing increase of premium growth (and greater access to care) is a net positive for the middle class. You're welcome.

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That's straight up BS. You are taking money from me to subsidize Billy down the street. That is a fact of Obamacare that cannot be refuted.

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Because it hasn't been a big pile of shite for the middle class, and because I think the richest country in the world can do more to ensure her citizens' health and access to quality health care.

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Yes it has. The middle class is subsidizing this thing dude. Health care does not equal health insurance. We have by far the best health care in the world.

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Why do you want poor people to die in the streets? What kind of Christian are you, other than a shitty one?

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Nobody was dying in the streets pre ACA but your a hack so you can't be honest. Also I never stated I was a Christian but of course you would assume since I lean right I must be.

Your premiums went up by hundreds of dollars if you're lucky, but you are wrong and thet really went down. Everyone who says they hate Obamacare really loves it.

-BamaSJW