YES! Over 16 million people are now covered under Obamacare.
47%
YES! The uninsured rate has dropped 35% since 2013.
53%

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Roland de Brabant's picture
Roland de Brabant 11 years 24 weeks ago

So what? The Repugs are still trying to kill Social Security after eighty years of success.

Roland

twistedgenes's picture
twistedgenes 11 years 24 weeks ago

A little girl is alive and well today thanks to The Afforadable Care Act! :)

LisaLoha 11 years 24 weeks ago

For all the bluster the GOP summon, they have yet to come up with an alternative to the ACA. They are the ones who dubbed it Obamacare as red meat to their base and as a put-down. Now that it has shown to be successful, they are remorseful that they attached the President's name to it and he's getting credit for it. The only thing they have left is to keep bashing it; they can't face the truth that it's working.

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