Jun 28 - Supreme Court upholds Obama health care law

so whats all that debt stuff mean again? how many trillion? sounds like the us is broke to me lol

lol @ politics

id rather have mickey mouse in there than obama

i mean you basically just posted the definition of insurance

Which is why it's a scam.

There's no other "business" like insurance.

lol @ politics

id rather have mickey mouse in there than obama

because you think everyone is in love with obamacare

because you vote based on a political party

because you reason by political affiliation

Which is why it's a scam.

There's no other "business" like insurance.

insurance is a scam...till you need it

Which is why it's a scam.

There's no other "business" like insurance.

Didn't answer the question, idiot. And yes the nation overwhelmingly supports whats in Obamacare, the no kicking people off for preexisting conditions, kids staying on their parents health care plan until their 25. And a host of other things are all supported by large majority's of the US population. And no I vote based on who I think will do the best job or has the best ideas, just so happens the Republicans haven't had a good idea since I was born.

So in closing, you don't know what you're talking about. SURPRISE.

how do you know who the nation is? lmao the couple people in the office you know are not the nation

how do you know who the nation is? lmao the couple people in the office you know are not the nation

insurance is a scam...till you need it

I made $72,000 last year and have my own health care. Who are you calling a scrub?

I know the family of a guy I know who died from an infection in his jaw from a rotted rooth sure wishes Obamacare existed before he died.

I know the family of a guy I know who died from an infection in his jaw from a rotted rooth sure wishes Obamacare existed before he died.

It's still a scam.

You could pay $50k in insurance over 10 years and only use $5k in actual services.

There's no other business that's allowed to operate like that.

dumbass they have done national polling on whats in Obamacare, and its all supported until they call it that. Which is just a byproduct of the republicans railing and spreading misinformation about it. You would know that if you were actually informed, but of course you're not. idiot.

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why didnt he go to a walk in? why is he walking around with a rotted tooth in his mouth?

natural selection

a poll? lol you can manipulate those


informed by who?

lmao

what mass media informs you?

With the Supreme Court's ruling on the Affordable Care Act expected in less than 24 hours, a new poll from the Public Religion Research Institute details the American public's overall feelings about President Barack Obama's signature healthcare legislation.

The PRRI survey found that 43 percent of respondents actually oppose a Supreme Court ruling overturning all of the legislation.

The survey is based on a weighted sample of roughly 1,000 adults. As this chart shows, there's a significant partisan discrepancy.

Surprised? You shouldn't be. Although Americans have consistently viewed Obamacare unfavorably, the vast majority of its provisions have been popular with the majority of Americans.

A recent Reuters poll found that there's a common set of opinions regarding Obamacare. The poll found that 56 percent of people were against the law as a whole, but what's driving that opposition is Obamacare's signature provision — the individual mandate requiring everyone to purchase insurance or pay a fine. The Reuters survey found that 61 percent of respondents opposed the individual mandate.

Every other provision was a hit. In fact, nine other meaningful features of the Affordable Care Act were popular with Reuters respondents.

For example, 61 percent favor a provision allowing children to remain on parents' insurance until they are 26 years old, and 82 percent support a ban on insurance companies denying someone coverage based on a pre-existing condition.

These are not partisan issues, either. Look at the wide-ranging support for banning insurance companies from canceling policies if a person becomes ill:

Republicans, actually, support most of these provisions, including banning insurance denials based on pre-existing conditions, the increased age limit for parental coverage, and even an increase to the Medicare payroll tax for individuals making more than $250,000.

A recent Pew Research poll elicited similar results, and found that there would be little support for eliminating just the individual mandate. So despite Republican bluster over repealing all of the Obamacare legislation, there's no indication that there is a groundswell of support for this type of measure, especially if the court decides to strike down only the individual mandate.