FAITH-IN-HIM
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Yes, costs are rising for ACA, but what alternative solution does the GOP offer?
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FAITH-IN-HIM
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He doesn’t even understand the question.
He believes having no alternative plan is preferable to the cost of the ACA.
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What is the GOP plan again?
Greatest example of tribe speak I have seen in years IMHO
Let's review
Democrat plan - not one Republican supported or voted for it.
Democrat run
Democrat executed
Republicans fault - got it!
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It’s not the republicans fault they haven’t managed to offer a replacement? Whose fault is it?
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I enjoy self-owns.
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The wording is identical! It's uncanny.
Republicans made a lot of amendments to the original bill - remember? Then they all thumbed their noses and declared their intention to scuttle the bill, which they failed to do back in 2010. Over the next fifteen years, they have crippled it to the best of their ability, but have not come up with anything to make it better or to replace it altogether.
So, where is the MAHA plan? Who will bell the cat?
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FAITH-IN-HIM
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Most rational Americans do not claim that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is flawless or that it directly lowered health care costs. President Obama’s assertion that health care costs would decrease following the ACA’s implementation has been subject to debate. The ACA remains an imperfect solution.
What is the alternative to the ACA? Since its passage, the GOP has consistently opposed the ACA without offering a replacement. Reviving a nine-year-old thread just shows criticism of the ACA, not any proposed solutions.
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The designers and operators of the program that got so expensive it needs to be subsidized by the American taxpayer.
That is who.
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Name ONE thing we were promised that came through as promised?
Read his lips:
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Here's a fact: 45 million Americans who previously lacked healthcare now have coverage under Obama's program. While it's not perfect and comes at a cost, the promise to these 45 million people has been fulfilled.
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Huh? Subsidies have been part of the program since the beginning.
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It’s their fault the republicans can’t make a replacement?
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It’s been so great the GOP have had like 15 years to come up with a replacement and haven’t yet.
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Let's be clear. The GOP have no intention of any healthcare plan other than health savings account for people who can't afford the plan in the first place. And cost transparency of care they can't afford in the first place either.
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