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Obamacare may have become a partisan issue, but more Republicans than Democrats have signed up for one of its most popular provisions, according to a survey published Wednesday.
the gop has been going extinct for 20 years.Grim bit of news indeed for the future of the Republican Party with this latest bit of information. This translates for more votes for the Democrats but the irony is that the new 'dependents' looking for free-stuff are... young Republicans.
PS... no wonder r-wingers are not responding to this thread in droves, their future indeed looks dim and bleak. Adios GOP!
Your headline is a lie, no one has signed up yet, it doesn't start till 1 Oct. So why bother to reply to bull shit.
the gop has been going extinct for 20 years.Grim bit of news indeed for the future of the Republican Party with this latest bit of information. This translates for more votes for the Democrats but the irony is that the new 'dependents' looking for free-stuff are... young Republicans.
PS... no wonder r-wingers are not responding to this thread in droves, their future indeed looks dim and bleak. Adios GOP!
but YEAH Tyranny!!
A team at the Commonwealth Fund, which strongly supports healthcare reform, looked at one of the main target groups of the 2010 Affordable Care Act – young adults who have been going without health insurance. One of the most popular provisions of the law lets people age 26 and younger stay on their parents’ health insurance.
“Public opinion polls found a partisan divide … but Republicans and Democrats both took advantage of the young adult provisions,” says Commonwealth vice president Sara Collins, who led the study. “In fact, more Republicans than Democrats did.”
come up with something better.
seriously, the economy sucks, so yeah, young people are going to sign up to stay behind mommies skirt.
A team at the Commonwealth Fund, which strongly supports healthcare reform, looked at one of the main target groups of the 2010 Affordable Care Act young adults who have been going without health insurance. One of the most popular provisions of the law lets people age 26 and younger stay on their parents health insurance.
Public opinion polls found a partisan divide but Republicans and Democrats both took advantage of the young adult provisions, says Commonwealth vice president Sara Collins, who led the study. In fact, more Republicans than Democrats did.
come up with something better.
seriously, the economy sucks, so yeah, young people are going to sign up to stay behind mommies skirt.
No shit, lets see what happens when 27 plus year olds have to pay for it... stupid poll.
A team at the Commonwealth Fund, which strongly supports healthcare reform, looked at one of the main target groups of the 2010 Affordable Care Act young adults who have been going without health insurance. One of the most popular provisions of the law lets people age 26 and younger stay on their parents health insurance.
Public opinion polls found a partisan divide but Republicans and Democrats both took advantage of the young adult provisions, says Commonwealth vice president Sara Collins, who led the study. In fact, more Republicans than Democrats did.
come up with something better.
seriously, the economy sucks, so yeah, young people are going to sign up to stay behind mommies skirt.
No shit, lets see what happens when 27 plus year olds have to pay for it... stupid poll.
Well, well. Look what we've discovered lately.
Even Republican young adults want health insurance, poll finds - NBC News.com
Obamacare may have become a partisan issue, but more Republicans than Democrats have signed up for one of its most popular provisions, according to a survey published Wednesday.
A team at the Commonwealth Fund, which strongly supports healthcare reform, looked at one of the main target groups of the 2010 Affordable Care Act young adults who have been going without health insurance. One of the most popular provisions of the law lets people age 26 and younger stay on their parents health insurance.
Public opinion polls found a partisan divide but Republicans and Democrats both took advantage of the young adult provisions, says Commonwealth vice president Sara Collins, who led the study. In fact, more Republicans than Democrats did.
come up with something better.
seriously, the economy sucks, so yeah, young people are going to sign up to stay behind mommies skirt.
No shit, lets see what happens when 27 plus year olds have to pay for it... stupid poll.
Ya, like the 27 year olds are going to complain for paying for ObamaCare when faced with the alternatives.
Like having no healthcare at all or paying thousands of dollars for a simple hospital care procedure.
A team at the Commonwealth Fund, which strongly supports healthcare reform, looked at one of the main target groups of the 2010 Affordable Care Act young adults who have been going without health insurance. One of the most popular provisions of the law lets people age 26 and younger stay on their parents health insurance.
Public opinion polls found a partisan divide but Republicans and Democrats both took advantage of the young adult provisions, says Commonwealth vice president Sara Collins, who led the study. In fact, more Republicans than Democrats did.
come up with something better.
seriously, the economy sucks, so yeah, young people are going to sign up to stay behind mommies skirt.
No shit, lets see what happens when 27 plus year olds have to pay for it... stupid poll.
Ya, like the 27 year olds are going to complain for paying for ObamaCare when faced with the alternatives.
Like having no healthcare at all or paying thousands of dollars for a simple hospital care procedure.
Your headline is a lie, no one has signed up yet, it doesn't start till 1 Oct. So why bother to reply to bull shit.
the gop has been going extinct for 20 years.Grim bit of news indeed for the future of the Republican Party with this latest bit of information. This translates for more votes for the Democrats but the irony is that the new 'dependents' looking for free-stuff are... young Republicans.
PS... no wonder r-wingers are not responding to this thread in droves, their future indeed looks dim and bleak. Adios GOP!
but YEAH Tyranny!!
Tyranny worked for Reagan and Bush, why not for Obama?
A team at the Commonwealth Fund, which strongly supports healthcare reform, looked at one of the main target groups of the 2010 Affordable Care Act young adults who have been going without health insurance. One of the most popular provisions of the law lets people age 26 and younger stay on their parents health insurance.
Public opinion polls found a partisan divide but Republicans and Democrats both took advantage of the young adult provisions, says Commonwealth vice president Sara Collins, who led the study. In fact, more Republicans than Democrats did.
come up with something better.
seriously, the economy sucks, so yeah, young people are going to sign up to stay behind mommies skirt.
No shit, lets see what happens when 27 plus year olds have to pay for it... stupid poll.
Why wouldn't they pay for it?
