| Obamacare is pushing America down the road to serfdom, but neither its opponents nor advocates seem to have noticed. |
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| The CBO does not give credence to Republicans' common claim that Obamacare is already reducing employment. |
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| Trying to pussyfoot around Obamacare was an awkward strategy, and, evidently, it didn't work. |
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| As for the poor, another part of the Obamacare reforms will entitle millions of low-income families to join Medicaid for the first time. |
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| Demand for health services will rise as Obamacare expands insurance and Americans grow older, fatter and sicker. |
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| They are both going bankrupt indisputably, he says, and rabvbits on about the ills of Obamacare. |
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| Maybe she, like many liberals, happens to think Obamacare is terrible policy, and sees a chance for a redo that might lead to better policy. |
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| In black neighbourhoods its leaflets praised Mr Cochran's support for food stamps and bashed Mr McDaniel for opposing Obamacare. |
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| Mrs Sebelius, Barack Obama's health secretary, has the unenviable job of implementing the Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare. |
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| Obamacare is socialized medicine that threatens the quality of our healthcare and worse, the foundations of our republic. |
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| Obamacare has an unwieldy, Frankenstein's monster quality in part because the law is trying to serve both consensuses at once. |
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| Obamacare is an existential threat to their Weltanschauung, their idea of America? |
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| Obamacare is just one example of the risks facing politicians who oversee major tech projects. |
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| Last week, a representative of Koch Industries sent a letter to members of the Senate distancing the company from efforts to defund Obamacare, while still making it clear that Koch really does not like the law. |
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| District Council 37, a large municipal union, backs John Liu, the comptroller, the city's financial watchdog, who says his support is healthier than it looks: Asians like him. In this section Will Obamacare destroy jobs? |
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| In 2010's election, they used Obamacare to cudgel Democratic opponents. |
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| But beyond the misguidedness of the particular argument, his article seems to me to involve a failure, rather common in arguments over Obamacare, to understand what kind of product health insurance actually is. |
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| But this is mostly an account of backroom deals, broken promises and bungling government not to mention bitter partisanship. The great and well-known irony of Obamacare is that it is based on a Republican idea. |
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| Obamacare was bad policy yesterday, it's bad policy today. |
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| Together with Benghazi and Obamacare it will form an incantation chanted by GOP candidates, a short-hand for Obama's incompetence and federal mismanagement. |
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| Opposition to Obamacare is impeding even some Democratic governors. |
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| If one of these pieces disappears, Obamacare could break down. The second problem with Obamacare is that its nearly 1,000 pages are written in confusing gobbledegook. |
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| But the truth is that while Republicans will undoubtedly continue to lambaste Obamacare and campaign on the need to repeal it, it will be surprising if, in the end, they do much more than talk. |
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| That's when the Americans who are signing up now, or trying to, will be officially covered, and that's when we can start to answer the most important question: Does Obamacare help the uninsured and the spottily insured? |
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| Obamacare was bad law yesterday, it's bad law today. |
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| Obamacare contains many incentives to raise efficiency, such as penalizing hospitals for high readmission rates, but there's little evidence productivity as a whole has risen enough to tip the overall trend. |
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| Will the Supreme Court strike down Obamacare? |
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| I feel Obamacare is shutting down America. |
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| Obamacare is now a paradigm for things to come in Blue America. |
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| The government shutdown and subsequent gunfight over raising the debt ceiling, intended to remove funding from Obamacare in the autumn of 2013, were partly of his design. |
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| It was a trope a year ago from the right when the court upheld the constitutionality of Obamacare on grounds some thought were judicially invented. |
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| And something else may be at work: Obamacare and insurers are testing contracts to spur doctors to provide better, cheaper services. Still, much of this is transitory. |
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