Wow, you really dug down deep for that spin. Congrats.BoatShoes;1527500 wrote:Because it's not a "fact". It all depends on the questions.
If you ask people, "Do you support Obamacare" most of them say no. If you say "Do you support the Affordable Care Act" It's 50/50.
If you say, "Do you support preventing insurance companies from denying coverage to people who are old, women, people who are sick, etc." a majority say yes.
If you say, "Do you support subsidies for purchasing individual health insurance" people say yes.
If you say, "Do you support preventing insurance companies from dropping coverage when people get sick" people say yes.
If you say, "Do you support preventing insurance companies from capping how much they will pay for you in your lifetime if you get sick" People say yes.
If you say, "Do you think people should have to pay a fine or a tax if they don't buy health insurance" People Say No.
If you say, "Do you think employers should be required to provide health insurance to their employees" people say yes.
When you ask people about Obamacare's component parts they support it overwhelmingly except for the so-called "mandate". People support 2/3 of the 3 essential components of the ACA regime, subsidies and guaranteed issue. When you include the dreaded word Obamacare, it is not supported.
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SICK CALL: Obama bundler Anthony Welters’ firm owns the company picked to repair the health Web site.