Is there a simple list of what the Affordability Act offers to pass on to some skeptics?

[Honeycombe8]

27. Congress never reads entire bills. It's full of legalese and not understandable...

unless you're an expert in that area of law, and also, laws frequently refer to OTHER laws, so you'd have to know about those, too.

So...Congress people have staffers who read things (in part, I'm sure), and digest and summarize them for the Congress people. There are other services, I THINK, that do this sort of thing. And the guys who sponsored the bill will give a synopsis of what is in the bill.

Having said all that, it is possible for something to be in a bill that most Congress people don't know about. Even if Congress people read the entire bill, they probably wouldn't catch it, anyway. Bills are very lengthy and written in legalese, as I said.

This is the accepted way of doing things in Congress...has been for many many years.