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<blockquote data-quote="Brown Spider" data-source="post: 1374300" data-attributes="member: 52461">As usual, the Atomic_Idiot is simply full of crap.&nbsp; There are not &quot;as many or more uninsured today than before the ACA was passed!&nbsp; The LA Times recently reported that &quot;nearly 10 million people that were previously uninsured now have health coverage due directly to the ACA.&quot;&nbsp; That number might well be higher if red state governors had cooperated with the ACA instead of refusing to set up state exchanges and refusing to expand Medicaid. If my own personal health care premium goes up, I&#039;ll live with that increase.&nbsp; I&#039;d prefer to see the families in my town who didn&#039;t have ANY coverage receive at least the opportunity for some protection. For you to even compare people who had been unable to afford healthcare coverage to rtw employees who allow their co-workers to subsidize their representation speaks volumes about your stupidity!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brown Spider, post: 1374300, member: 52461"] As usual, the Atomic_Idiot is simply full of crap. There are not "as many or more uninsured today than before the ACA was passed! The LA Times recently reported that "nearly 10 million people that were previously uninsured now have health coverage due directly to the ACA." That number might well be higher if red state governors had cooperated with the ACA instead of refusing to set up state exchanges and refusing to expand Medicaid. If my own personal health care premium goes up, I'll live with that increase. I'd prefer to see the families in my town who didn't have ANY coverage receive at least the opportunity for some protection. For you to even compare people who had been unable to afford healthcare coverage to rtw employees who allow their co-workers to subsidize their representation speaks volumes about your stupidity! [/QUOTE]

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