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In reply to the discussion: Nice One, Mr. President! [View all]FlatStanley
(327 posts)55. I know that Massachusetts was the model for the country.
Bu it was the Republican alternative to HillaryCare. So when Romney was elected Governor it was the Republican's intent to hoist it upon Massachusetts with an eye on Romney offering it to the nation when he was President. And if a Romney or any other Republican had presented it as a solution to healthcare nationally, the entirety of DU would have opposed it, and those supporting it would have been flagged as RW Tools and trolls.
But this is all ancient history. And the ACA will remain the law of the land for another thirty years or so.
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kelliekat44
Oct 2014
#2
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Cha
Oct 2014
#26
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Cha
Oct 2014
#25
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xocet
Oct 2014
#40
Of course, there are some on DU who think affordable heathcare is a threat, too.
baldguy
Oct 2014
#14
You say multigenerational solutions are not acheivable, then point to Medicare.
baldguy
Oct 2014
#59
Nothing satisfies more than being so right the other side just STFU about it. Just a few whimpers.
marble falls
Oct 2014
#16
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Doctor_J
Oct 2014
#20
my coverage went up, but if I say so, people call me a liar so I'm wondering why I pay $800 a year
whereisjustice
Oct 2014
#36