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...and that is with the major portions of the law being igonored, waived etc... by the Obama admin. If Obama was not shredding the rule of law, and the entire ACA was being implimented as written, the disapproval polls for it would be 75%.
Yes, right now today, not delayed for political maneuvering and advantage.
Yes, right now today, not delayed for political maneuvering and advantage.
People are just pawns to this administration.
With promises to give free stuff, and a media that backs up and protects Obama it's pretty much over. They are unaccountable and untouchable. Everyone may as well throw in the towel, don't try to do better and forget dreams of doing well in your life, they'll just take it from you anyway.
Republicans have been talking Repeal and Replace for almost four years. Now its January 7, 2014 shouldnt Republicans have a plan in place?..The excuses.oh its on Harry Reids Desk or why didnt we have any input. Where is the Republican plan??..They were the ones that labeled the ACA Obamacare now we want to know their plan. The Republicans if they do come out with a plan it will quickly be called "Deathcare" because millions will be thrown off the ACA and wont be able to afford insurance their rich mans version of insurance.
Yes, right now today, not delayed for political maneuvering and advantage.
People are just pawns to this administration.
Still amazed they could pass this with 25 states not expanding Medicaid. That is just nuts. The whole thing is a huge confusing mess. Literally nobody seems to have solid information or answers.
Most voters also dislike Obamacare and expect it to increase healthcare costs. Only 19 percent of respondents think their healthcare will be better by the end of the year than it is currently, as opposed to 30 percent who felt that way a year ago.
Republicans have been talking Repeal and Replace for almost four years. Now its January 7, 2014 shouldnt Republicans have a plan in place?..The excuses.oh its on Harry Reids Desk or why didnt we have any input. Where is the Republican plan??..They were the ones that labeled the ACA Obamacare now we want to know their plan. The Republicans if they do come out with a plan it will quickly be called "Deathcare" because millions will be thrown off the ACA and wont be able to afford insurance their rich mans version of insurance.
When there was zero support for this "law" by Republicans in the first place, why would they wish to replace it with anything that has government controlling 15% of peoples lives. Conservatives are not about controlling anyone.
Oh and another thing.... It was suppose to say nearly 2/3 of the voting population.
Republicans have been talking Repeal and Replace for almost four years. Now its January 7, 2014 shouldnt Republicans have a plan in place?..The excuses.oh its on Harry Reids Desk or why didnt we have any input. Where is the Republican plan??..They were the ones that labeled the ACA Obamacare now we want to know their plan. The Republicans if they do come out with a plan it will quickly be called "Deathcare" because millions will be thrown off the ACA and wont be able to afford insurance their rich mans version of insurance.
Obama is LYING AGAIN. But of course you won't know that because you listen to liberal media. Do a google search for Republican healthcare plans and you will find plenty. Of course your god Obama or Reid won't even look at them. They would rather feed you a bunch of bull chi* instead.
One put up by the Republican Study Committee with more than 100 cosponsors would give a $7,500 deduction to individuals and $20,000 to families. To pay for the deductions, that bill would also eliminate a long-standing tax break on employer-provided insurance. So while some new faces would get insurance on the individual market, the out-of-pocket expenses would likely go up for many Americans, especially those who get good coverage through work.
Most voters also dislike Obamacare and expect it to increase healthcare costs. Only 19 percent of respondents think their healthcare will be better by the end of the year than it is currently, as opposed to 30 percent who felt that way a year ago.
Pretty sure we are very close to the threshold of dictatorship.
Sadly, these same idiots complaining about Obamacare will vote for the very next liberal, identical to Obama, in 2016. Sometimes a moron gets what they deserve.
He's just trying to pretend otherwise, in an attempt to trick people into thinking his posturing is legitimate.
If you haven't noticed, most liberal pronouncements are made for this purpose: Not because they believe what they themselves are saying, but because they want to fool others into believing it, so they can put their big-govt agenda in place despite normal Americans wanting no part of it.
I know!
It is so easy for them to "play" stupid!
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