So, your claim was nothing more than an opinion, based on your own anectodal viewpoint. To quote a source that backs it up has....one more time....nothing to do with me. Nor is this a game. This is debunking the notion that people like Obamacare more now, than what they had before. And you did it yourself, by failing to back up that claim with anything, outside of your opinion
I, on the other hand, have an intimate grasp of how Obamacare is effecting the healthcare industry, since I work in the field. It's not only dismantling quality and jacking up premiums, but poll after poll after poll demonstrate a majority of the population THAT NEVER SUPPORTED IT IN THE 1ST PLACE. Those are actual facts to back up my claim, not just my opinion, which appears to be all you have
And this is the part I have to break to hnumpah....Obamcare can not be "reformed". It can not be fixed, because its foundation is flawed, as in the Federal Government being in charge of it. What made our healthcare great, was the free market system. Yes, some folks who were poor or had pre-existing conditions, couldn't get the same access to the quality of care. But you don't throw out quality simply to get more people covered. You incentivize those who don't to seek out healthcare, and you incentivize those carriers to reach out to those who are poor or have pre-existing conditions. What you don't do is threaten folks with fines & negative reinforcement. And you don't put the biggest bureaucracy in charge of it all. Otherwise you get exactly what we've been witness to, the degradation in the quality of care, longer waiting lists, increased physician shortfalls, and spiking premiums that don't effect the poor, since they're not paying for it, or the rich since they can afford it....no it's hitting the middle-class, like a sledgehammer