Ready or not, Obamacare is finally here. Polls show that most Americans remain highly skeptical of the law’s benefits. According to a new CNN/ORC International survey released October 1, less than one in five Americans say their families will be better off under the new health care law.
Nevertheless, the controversial law’s passionate defenders insist it represents an historic event.
It extends health care coverage to between 10 and 35 million Americans, depending upon how many will actually choose to sign up, and represents the single biggest change in health care financing since the advent of Medicare in the mid-1960s.
More controversial is the claim that Obamacare will reduce costs for most Americans.
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Obama....is a lousy deal for everyone
ReplyDelete"Nevertheless, the controversial law’s passionate defenders insist it represents an historic event."
ReplyDeleteOf course it's going represent "an historical event." Boondoggles of epic proportions usually do.