>>>>Very true....with rising premiums and deductibles and shrinking wages and narrowing doctor networks, they definitely don't have time (nor the energy) to trace the lineage of what caused these issues in the last 7 years to begin with.
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>>Right - everything was peachy until Satanobama broke it all. Same as the patient who got a rash from the drug that cured his cancer and now describes the experience as "Satanpharma caused me a rash, I should sue them."
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>First, I've never used the term Satanobama - this is part of the fallacy of claiming that every attack on Obama's policies is a personal attack on him..
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>I've never said things were peachy before ACA. But ACA has definitely made life worse for many Americans.

..but it also definitely made life better for many Americans too - and at the end of the day it made it better for more than it made it worse. ..like the 17 million people that have heath insurance that didn't have it before.

>ACA is like dBase IV 1.0 - one of the most poorly released software products of our time. Except that dBase IV was "eventually" improved. ACA is horribly architected 1.0 software that this administration has little interest in fixing - partly because its own architecture makes it so difficult.