The Affordable Care Act is a federal statute signed into law in 2010 that introduces a sweeping overhaul of the nation's healthcare system. The act grants the federal government significant regulatory powers and price controls over U.S. medical service providers and insurance companies.
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@8YR4P6T3yrs3Y
No, we need to replace obamacare with the senate plan
@8QNKSKF4yrs4Y
This program is one of the worst programs Obama and his administration did . This has caused so many issues for citizens
@6K36GJH4yrs4Y
No, it doesn't actually help everyone like they said in theory.
@88LK76J4yrs4Y
Yes but don’t pay for it through taxes
@88LK76J4yrs4Y
Yes but fund it through an authorized grant not taxes
@88LK76J4yrs4Y
Yes but fund it through authorized grants not taxes
@88LK76J4yrs4Y
Yes but don’t fund it through taxes
@88LK76J4yrs4Y
Yes but fund it through authorized grants
@88LK76J4yrs4Y
Yes but allow people to choose their own healthcare
@88LK76J4yrs4Y
Yes but allow people to choose their own insurance
@6HDD83R4yrs4Y
- Support free and public healthcare (for those who qualify)
- Officially nationalize all health institutions, where the employees of said health institutions are government employees.
- The U.S. government shall only support any medical procedures with a success rate of 51% or higher
- The U.S. federal government shall cover 50% of the cost of healthcare (while the states, U.S. territories, and Washington D.C., shall cover for the other 50%).
- Only essential and/or beneficial medical procedures (both surgical and non-surgical) shall be covered by the state
- Taxes, tariffs, fees, profi… Read more
@8VC7WDN4yrs4Y
Make a more effective healthcare system allowing the private and public to work together to lower healthcare costs.
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