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I can see a lot of people are still cheering for average working class Americans to lose access to health care. Such wonderful "patriotism" in our "exceptional" nation.
I can see a lot of people are still cheering for average working class Americans to lose access to health care.
I'm cheering for you and other liberals to step up to the plate and voluntarily pay for their access to health care. Come on... DO IT! Deeds, not just words.
I heard some justices questioned how hastily prepared and incoherent the law is with nancy pelosi sitting in the front row...you know "we must pass it first before you read it to know whats inside"
Another day, another attack on everyday Americans.
Just what is so appealing about cutting off assistance to people trying to get HEALTH CARE!?!?!
Probably the same appeal that the pushers of Obamacare got from me having to pay a heck of a lot more in my insurance after the law was passed! And I continued to pay taxes to support others health insurance...
Apparently you cannot read.
From you OWN link (table 2) - the number of uninsured drops by 13 million in 2014, by 20 million in 2015, and by 25 million in 2016. This is under the section entitled "Change in Insurance Coverage Under the ACA". Just below that row is a row listing the number of uninsured under the ACA. It drops from 45 million to 30 million between 2014 and 2017
I'm cheering for you and other liberals to step up to the plate and voluntarily pay for their access to health care. Come on... DO IT! Deeds, not just words.
I can see a lot of people are still cheering for average working class Americans to lose access to health care. Such wonderful "patriotism" in our "exceptional" nation.
Table 2 clearly shows that the Number of uninsured nonelderly people drops from 45 million to 31 million under the ACA.
Ken
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