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As the Affordable Care Act's second open enrollment period begins, 37% of Americans say they approve of the law, one percentage point below the previous low in January. Fifty-six percent disapprove, the high in disapproval by one point.
People actually must be seeing their premium bills....or actually realizing that they will be fined if they fail to purchase a product they may or may not want.
People actually must be seeing their premium bills....or actually realizing that they will be fined if they fail to purchase a product they may or may not want.
Didn't you hear? It's not a "fine." It's a "shared responsibility payment" or some such nonsense.
LOL. Repeal it. I dare you. Thats millions of people with insurance for the first time ever realizing that Republicans want them dead.
Who wanted them dead before 2010? And if the ACA subsidizing insurance for them is a matter of life and death, how'd they survive to even get to 2010, since lack of insurance should have long ago killed them?
LOL. Repeal it. I dare you. Thats millions of people with insurance for the first time ever realizing that Republicans want them dead.
Most of the 9M they expect to sign up already had insurance that got cancelled.
They few million that might benefit are the type to not go to they Polls.
No one would notice if the ACA was cancelled except us that are paying higher premiums.
LOL. Repeal it. I dare you. Thats millions of people with insurance for the first time ever realizing that Republicans want them dead.
Republicans don't want anybody dead. But what all of us don't want is a hostile government takeover of health care in America. Nobody wants anything forced on them. People need to make up their own minds on whether or not to get insurance.
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