Originally Posted by epitome

That's weird. Last I read, 46% of Americans do not want ObamaCare and only 36% of Americans do not want ACA.

On what planet is that a majority?

Originally Posted by Sunny Day

There is no such thing as Obamacare, it's ACA. The Affordable Healthcare Act. The Republicans call it Obamacare, as part of the constant slander and hate against Democrats in general and specifically Obama. Still playing that race card of a Black man in the White House.
Never heard of Romneycare until the Dems had to fight back.

Originally Posted by Rochard

So basically what you are saying is people don't have to go work, work doesn't get done, AND we pay them later on? In other words park rangers don't go to work but we pay them for work they didn't once Congress pulls it's head out it's ass?



Well, police officers are considered essential. Park rangers are not.

The difference between the two is one is important, and the other we want. We want public parks, thus, we must pay park rangers.



And?

Companies can do whatever the fuck the want. When it comes to the government, it's our tax dollars so we have a vested interest. Parks are shut down and park rangers are being sent home, only to receive pay for work they didn't do. That's our tax dollars being wasted - we are paying money and getting nothing in return.

Originally Posted by Sunny Day

There is no such thing as Obamacare, it's ACA. The Affordable Healthcare Act. The Republicans call it Obamacare, as part of the constant slander and hate against Democrats in general and specifically Obama. Still playing that race card of a Black man in the White House.
Never heard of Romneycare until the Dems had to fight back.

Originally Posted by crockett

Yes but now once it becomes popular the rights lil racist term, will be turned around to haunt them for years to come. People will continue to call it Obamacare and it will be a constant thorn in the side to the Republicans and people will know it was a democrat that brought a national health care system to this country.

Originally Posted by crockett

Yes but now once it becomes popular the rights lil racist term, will be turned around to haunt them for years to come. People will continue to call it Obamacare and it will be a constant thorn in the side to the Republicans and people will know it was a democrat that brought a national health care system to this country.