1. About 20 million people gained healthcare coverage. 2. Every American gained protection for pre-existing conditions. 3. The number of people who reported skipping treatments dropped 24%.https://twitter.com/J_RtheWriter/status/1184975916289495040 …
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I don’t know what kind of person would consider 20 million more people having health insurance a bad trade for paying a slightly higher premium themselves. People die without healthcare. If they oppose it for selfish reasons then let’s just call that selfishness.
If you want to tell people what they should or shouldn’t value or how they ought to view policy tradeoffs, you are well within your rights But other people will have different opinions and will vote differently. That’s the answer to the conundrum posed in that original Tweet
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Then let me ask you which is better: 20 million more people with insurance and some folks pay higher premiums so sick people can be insured too. Or not doing that.
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Because my point is that Democrats got punished for passing that law. We lost the house as a direct result. We saved lives and got kicked in the shins for it. It’s pretty obvious to me.
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