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erronis

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19. Absolutely. And I would blame Salon for that sloppy (or biased) viewpoint.

Reply to msongs (Reply #1)

Fri Mar 20, 2026, 05:58 PM

Mar 20

The cited KFF article has this:

Among all 2025 Marketplace enrollees, about six in ten (62%) place the most blame on either President Trump (32%) or Republicans in Congress (30%), while a smaller share (14%) say Congressional Democrats deserve the most blame. Two in ten think Congress did the right thing by letting the tax credits expire.

While very few Democratic 2025 Marketplace enrollees blame their own party (3%) for the expiration of the enhanced tax credits, three in ten Republicans, including two in ten MAGA-supporting Republicans, place the most blame on either President Trump or Republicans in Congress.

https://www.kff.org/public-opinion/a-follow-up-survey-of-aca-marketplace-enrollees/

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deceptive writing - after lawmakers let...should be - after republicans let nt msongs Mar 20 #1

Absolutely. And I would blame Salon for that sloppy (or biased) viewpoint. erronis Mar 20 #19

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