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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsThe real winner tonight was Obama - and Obamacare.
Eight years after it cost the Democrats the House, it very well could have saved the House this go around.
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The real winner tonight was Obama - and Obamacare. (Original Post)
Drunken Irishman
Nov 2018
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applegrove
(132,222 posts)1. That is a neat way to look at it. And so true.
The Velveteen Ocelot
(130,538 posts)2. And vice-versa. Since spending originates in the House,
the GOP can't kill the ACA.
RHMerriman
(1,376 posts)3. Excellent point
Excellent point
MaryMagdaline
(7,964 posts)4. Yes. I've been posting this on FB all night
Nebraska, Idaho and Utah all voted for Medicaid expansion ... something they all would have had by now if not for the Supreme Court decision.
Saving white people from themselves, one state at a time.
Cha
(319,086 posts)8. Thank You, Mary!
JI7
(93,617 posts)5. this is looking to be one of the top legacies of Obama
what his presidency will be remembered for. especially coverage of pre existing conditions. it's something that is no longer an issue of debate . but something that people expect .
Awsi Dooger
(14,565 posts)6. That's the way I look at it
The House was all about health care
I have no expectations that anything will happen in regard to successful investigations of Trump
Cha
(319,086 posts)7. Exactly DIrish! Health Care was the Dems
top message!
How freaking Ironic.. Mahalo for pointing this out!
Thekaspervote
(35,820 posts)10. Not to mention more cuts to Medicare, Medicaid and SS