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SunSeeker

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11. Exactly. A candidate saying "I'll fix what's wrong with it" is NOT selling the ACA.

Reply to Gothmog (Reply #10)

Thu Mar 13, 2014, 01:07 PM

Mar 2014

Not only does that wrongly concede that the ACA is so bad it needs immediate legislative action, but it is stupid and insults voters' intelligence. Everyone knows that NO constructive fixes to the ACA will ever get through a GOP majority House. You'd just be opening the Act up to all kinds of poison pill amendments by the GOP. The ACA is what it is. And what it is is a lifesaver for Americans. Learn it, live it, love it.

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Poll: 64% Of Americans Say Obamacare Should Remain Law [View all] DonViejo Mar 2014 OP

This should silence the naysayers! Dem4ever27 Mar 2014 #1

First it needs to get reported. This was from Bloomberg. Not a MSM outlet, and I suspect if it is lostincalifornia Mar 2014 #6

The the GOP and Teabaggers think they know what is good for those 64% better than they do liberal N proud Mar 2014 #2

Even the recalcitrant idiots know it's settled law. jsr Mar 2014 #3

This is what we need to emphasize: the positive outlook question everything Mar 2014 #4

I vote YES! SoapBox Mar 2014 #5

Then there's me. Treant Mar 2014 #7

"How many of the 36% are like me and think that Obamacare shouldn't be law"? red dog 1 Mar 2014 #17

I don't NEED Obamacare. MADem Mar 2014 #19

Facts don't matter. The NY Times just ran a headline blaming Sink's loss on Obamacare. SunSeeker Mar 2014 #8

Not even Karl Rove is making that claim but, DonViejo Mar 2014 #9

This is great news but we need to sell the Affordable Care Act Gothmog Mar 2014 #10

Exactly. A candidate saying "I'll fix what's wrong with it" is NOT selling the ACA. SunSeeker Mar 2014 #11

If you want to get the attention of the people that like it, JoeyT Mar 2014 #12

Of course it can be improved. It could be single payer. SunSeeker Mar 2014 #13

The Affordable Care Act???? what's that? LiberalLovinLug Mar 2014 #23

democratic midterm candidates, for the love of god, please! MsPithy Mar 2014 #14

kr...nt MindMover Mar 2014 #15

I'm surprised hibbing Mar 2014 #16

K&R...Thanks for posting. red dog 1 Mar 2014 #18

GOP's worst nightmare-uninsured/poor Republicans LIKING Obamacare! ErikJ Mar 2014 #20

and the GOP is surprised why? azurnoir Mar 2014 #21

So good.. November here we come.. Cha Mar 2014 #22