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RE: ObamaCare on the verge of collapse
(08-26-2016 09:47 AM)UofMstateU Wrote:  
(08-26-2016 09:43 AM)Fitbud Wrote:  Even if Obamacare was to collapse, it would force Congress to step in and do something to fix it. Something that they didn't do in the 12 years prior to Obamacare.

Funny, how things werent exactly broke in the 12 years prior, either.

Also note that the only items that required "fixing" prior to Obamacare were things like de-coupling insurance from work and purchasing across state lines; things that would have made it impossible to ever get an Obamacare system off the ground in the future. Which is why dems blocked such measures.

Perhaps not completely broken but why should we settle for a government that waits until something is broken to fix it?

Even if Obamacare fails, it will eventually turn into or be replaced by something that will work better than the system before it.

I would rather try and fail than sit on my hands and complain. One of the main reasons why I will never be a conservative.
08-26-2016 09:59 AM
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