[Arthur McGowan]

Department of Redundancy Department:

“...one-year anniversary...”

[the_Watchman]

which have helped more than 7 million people across the country enroll in health coverage

And how many people were "helped" out of their coverage either through cancellation, or loss of job when employers cut back.

[lurk]

Not a hint of bias in the first paragraph. Pfft.

[Still Thinking]

Oh please. As if the Quislings in Congress could ever conjure the testicles required not to fund some Fascist wet dream. They’ve had numerous opportunities to do that already and what have the accomplished? Bupkis.

[FlipWilson]

Today marks the one-year anniversary for Obamacare’s health exchanges—which have helped more than 7 million people across the country enroll in health coverage only to find out that it was more expensive than they thought and that they were, in fact, not actually enrolled when they went to get care.

Fixed it.

[Lion Den Dan]

Another journal of incredible doubtfulenss. They are really in a crownded tank.

[PoloSec]

"The Two Issues That Could Bring Down Obamacare"

I did not read beyond the headline, I've been reading that same headline ever since the Bill was passed.

[TigersEye]

The fact that it is mandatory means I reject it without any other consideration.

Mors tyrannis!

[octex]

Another crap article stating over 7 million in Obamacare!

I believe a lot of those folks were shunted over to Medicaid.

Also, before the ACA went into effect, wasn’t the administration saying there were 30-40 million people who would benefit because they were lacking sufficient insurance coverage? .....So after billions (trillions?) of dollars only about 20% of those folks get some semblance of coverage.