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President Obamas ACA is a success. So those that disagree with President Obama and Nationale Health Care are wrong. Nationale Health Care should be a right for everybody to have in America.
LINK VIDEO:
One state, two maps, one success story | MSNBC
Tom Cotton says Mark Pryor 'continues to insist' that Obamacare is an 'amazing success' | PolitiFact
Dr. Katherine Scheirman: Affordable Care Act is a success - Doctors for America
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/14/opinion/paul-krugman-obamacare-fails-to-fail.html?_r=0
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President Obamas ACA is a success. So those that disagree with President Obama and Nationale Health Care are wrong. Nationale Health Care should be a right for everybody to have in America.
LINK VIDEO:
One state, two maps, one success story | MSNBC
Tom Cotton says Mark Pryor 'continues to insist' that Obamacare is an 'amazing success' | PolitiFact
Dr. Katherine Scheirman: Affordable Care Act is a success - Doctors for America
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/14/opinion/paul-krugman-obamacare-fails-to-fail.html?_r=0
How many Americans know how health reform is going? For that matter, how many people in the news media are following the positive developments?
I suspect that the answer to the first question is Not many, while the answer to the second is Possibly even fewer, for reasons Ill get to later. And if Im right, its a remarkable thing an immense policy success is improving the lives of millions of Americans, but its largely slipping under the radar.
How is that possible? Think relentless negativity without accountability. The Affordable Care Act has faced nonstop attacks from partisans and right-wing media, with mainstream news also tending to harp on the acts troubles. Many of the attacks have involved predictions of disaster, none of which have come true. But absence of disaster doesnt make a compelling headline, and the people who falsely predicted doom just keep coming back with dire new warnings.
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