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As a candidate for president, Barack Obama sold his signature universal health care plan with the promise that it would "cut the cost of a typical family's premium by up to $2,500 a year."
Now that the Affordable Care Act exchanges are open for business, voters are finding that the biggest problem with Obamacare isn't that some Web sites crashed last week but that the Obama promise of big savings for the average family was too good to be true.
Now that the exchanges are open for business, people who already have individual coverage have something new to not like: sticker shock. The Affordable Care Act isn't affordable after all.
http://www.sfgate.com/opinion/saund...ters-bill-of-goods-on-health-care-4876722.php
The problem with liberals is they obsess about fox and can't stop blaming Bush.
Now that the Affordable Care Act exchanges are open for business, voters are finding that the biggest problem with Obamacare isn't that some Web sites crashed last week but that the Obama promise of big savings for the average family was too good to be true.
Now that the exchanges are open for business, people who already have individual coverage have something new to not like: sticker shock. The Affordable Care Act isn't affordable after all.
http://www.sfgate.com/opinion/saund...ters-bill-of-goods-on-health-care-4876722.php
The problem with liberals is they obsess about fox and can't stop blaming Bush.