WH: Obamacare website 'on track' to meet November 30th goal

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6. The "cancelled policies" kerfuffle will also resolve itself.

Increasingly it is becoming clear that most people are better off without the old policies with their high deductibles and lack of coverage for preventative care such as mammagrams and colonoscopies. The increased coverage of the ACA is a way better deal for most people. There was an NPR story just this morning on this. Of course it is from California, which is one of the states fully participating in the ACA - and I predict that as the ACA rollout continues the Republican governors who have refused to participate will eventually pay a stiff political price. The truth is the ACA is a GOOD THING for most Americans and the Republican Party will suffer in the long run for undermining it.

http://www.npr.org/blogs/health/2013/11/26/246798207/these-californians-greeted-canceled-health-plans-with-smiles