g5000
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This should make you happy but it doesn't. Do you actually want him to repeal it or do you want him to keep it. You should be happy with one of those choices but I have a feeling that if it was fully repealed then you would still be complaining. The overall goal of this post was an attempt to split republican voters. It is a nice try to capitalize on the frustration of republican voters. Keep it up. It may work.
I only want repeal. There's no need for replacement.
Health care costs were outpacing inflation and GDP for decades before ObamaCare. Repealing without replacing would return us to those days.
The number one cause of personal bankruptcy before ObamaCare was medical bills.
So not replacing ObamaCare is not an option.
I heartily agree! If you look at the proposals I have made several times on this forum, you will see this for a fact.The US government should not be involved in healthcare.
But the government has been involved in health care for a very long time. Long before ObamaCare.
To get government out of healthcare, therefore, would require legislation. Thus, repeal and replace.
Not just replace ObamaCare, but also replace all the crap which has built up over the years which has actually been driving up the costs all along.