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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/article/2015/mar/20/federal-health-care-law-what-came-true-and-what-di/

From politifact. Debunks some myths.[/quote]
Politifsct leans liberal. They're not the be all and end all.[/quote]

Wrong.

Did you miss the Cato quotes? Do you not know what Cato is? Hint: it's not liberal.

Nice reminder of how clueless conservatives are. [/quote]
And the "smart" liberals are the ones that passed Obamacare. [/quote]

Actually, it was watered down by the clueless conservatives. Remember? Of course not...because you are a clueless conservative.

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No longer responding to the rude obnoxious liberal who blames Obamacare on Republicans. Always someone else's fault![/quote]

Newsflash: most of us are glad the ACA was passed. We are glad that more people have access to healthcare. We are glad that parents can keep their adult children on their plans longer. We are glad that pre existing conditions no longer prevent people from ever getting coverage.

Open your mind and try to look at the bigger picture. [/quote]
Yes, that's the simplistic picture the liberals paint. The poor get insurance, and who cares about anyone else.  In the meantime, MILLIONS of people are now unable to afford health insurance as a result of the redistribution. And how do you know that "most" are happy it passed? As I recall, the majority of the country was opposed to it, and that's why Obama delayed aspects of the implementation - to hide how much it hurt people. And it's not just self-employed people, either. Employers are finding the increased costs under Obamaczre so great that they're dropping coverage.  Don't kid yourself. This law has caused a tremendous amount of financial pain to millions of previously insured middle class people. Maybe you can open your mind to THAT.

I myself have opened a HELOC and plan to draw $10k per year to offset my increased costs. But it's really a shame that after years of being able to cover my medical costs from current income, I now have to BORROW money to ensure I get the care I need. But that money will have to be paid back eventually, so I'm just postponing the pain. My other choice is to downsize and buy a condo, which I may do in a couple of years if this law is still as harmful.[/quote]

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