Republicans didn't say over and over "if you like your plan, you can keep it, period" and then took their plans away. That was your messiah, no matter how much you run from it or spin it.
Offering better policies according to who? You and Obama? So you arrogant clowns get to decide if these policies are better for them instead of the citizens themselves?
P.S. Look out, another fact is about to whack you, no matter how much spinning you do.
Seriously? The Republicans Have No Health Plan? - Forbes
Let's get the facts straight: President Obama said, "if you like your plan, you can keep it"; insurance companies took them away. Obama didn't nor did the government.
Now you may argue the law required them to do so, but the PPACA became law in 2010. The Insurance Industry had months and months to inform customers of the changes and offer new products which complied with the new law. Yes, the costs would have risen, but the cost of health insurance has been rising for decades, and the benefits have remained the same or have been reduced.
The product today, as a result of the PPACA, is better - few have argued it is not - and the health industry in our nation has needed reform since the administration of TR, only those who profit by it have argued differently,
Yet their arguments are all specious, not based on the care and costs but on talking points like the one you posted and suggestions that 'crap' policies should be allowed. If they are allowed then we will see a continuation of the taxpayer subsidizing the insurance industry and providing the owner of the 'crap' policy welfare in terms of care provided by public hospitals.