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In reply to the discussion: No, Obamacare Wasn't a "Republican" Proposal [View all]SomethingFishy
(4,876 posts)53. +1 it's a step.. a small one but at least we aren't moving in reverse
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Man, Stuart Butler sure gets around. While working for CATO, he also wrote the seminal document
El_Johns
Jan 2014
#20
I remember hearing that a robust public option would be a condition of signing the bill.
pa28
Jan 2014
#40
It's called negotiation, where you start at the end point and give away from there.
ScottyEss
Jan 2014
#45
KEY COMPONENTS were ESSENTIALLY proposed by R's long ago, and it is very SIMILAR to RomneyCare.
RBInMaine
Jan 2014
#9
ACA is almost an exact copy of Bob Dole's Republican alternative plan during the 1992-93
JCMach1
Jan 2014
#25
Thanks for posting. I'm tired of hearing that crud too. Republicans wanted nothing.
Hoyt
Jan 2014
#26
The Heritage Foundation cheerfully attended Romney's signing ceremony for RomneyCare,
MannyGoldstein
Jan 2014
#27
Obama as candidate wildly opposed a mandate, mocked it, characterized it as theft, hung it
Bluenorthwest
Jan 2014
#51