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Yes. That's certainly the point of this thread. If I didn't know y'all are embarrassed as hell by your ridiculous talking points, I wouldn't even have figured out why "punking" me is so incredibly important to you.
They are indeed embarrassed by their own ridiculousness, well, those that can comprehend why anyway.
Actually they are pretty close to accurate, only thing I seen wrong is the estimated number of those who had policies cancelled were 4.7M not 6M...
Dont we feel better now that less than 5M lost insurance?
The 4.7 million is actually low because it only includes the individual market. It doesn't include the small business market cancellations; spouses who've been dropped from group plans; large businesses who've already dropped plans before their mandates take effect.
No, it was a crap healthcare system, the laughingstock of the industrialized world, that created the ACA.
Obamacare has nothing to do with healthcare.
try again..
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Originally Posted by florida.bob
It's panic.... They see the ACA working and the Dems are going to be lauded for accomplishing what was originally a Conservative plan. Well, from back when there were Conservative plans.
lets see ACA was supposed to
Cut the cost of insurance by $2500 per family
Create $1T surplus to the federal government
Insure tens of millions of americans that previously didnt have insurance
Boost employment by 4million individuals, 400K immediately
Reduce the cost of medical care
Almost none of these can be true, and surely not all of them can be.. Mr math DVD poster should be aware of how mathmatically its impossible.
i had pghquest calling me a loser when i said i dont have to pay anything for the new healthcare. thats the new republican mantra. anyone who isnt rich is a bum.
I didnt call you a loser.. I said the poor get crap for free.. A FACT..
If you feel like a loser for taking free stuff because you're poor, then thats a self inflicted issue you need to deal with.
Only about 0.2% of that figure will be unable to access affordable healthcare. The rest can either re-up to their old plan, or choose a plan through the exchanges. Many qualified for Medicaid and enrolled there.
The right-wing hysterics are just that, hysterics. It's all based on fear that the law will eventually be popular and successful.
No, no. How can that be, when it's all of the cons on this thread are the ones wringing their hands over the poor, poor uninsured? After all, your deeply touching and heartwarming concern must have influenced all of us heartless lefties. You know, the ones who spent three years telling us that it's uninsured people's fault that they didn't have insurance, or were kicked off their policies, or couldn't get their insurer to pay a legitimate claim.
Oh, wait ...
So now the success rate of ACA depends on how many poor people obtain insurance, and the middle class can go to hell..
Sure some of the real junk policies from small insurance companies disappeared. But people with BCBS, Kaiser, etc, simply went to different policies. Out of the five million about four million will pay less or the same for insurance and one million are paying more. We wont really have a good picture for another three months.
Your "side" believes in supply-side economics and putting wars on a credit card. Bloated defense budgets. Slashing social programs. Since when do they care about hurting the country? They care about the 1% and that's pretty much it.
Fear. That's what the right-wing ACA smear campaign is all about. You don't threaten to shut down the government and destroy the U.S. economy because you're swimming in confidence.
If that's fear, why is it that President Obama is delaying certain provisions of his law like the employer mandate?
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