Some observations on Obamacare also known as the Afordable Care Act.
Chris Wallace pressed Emanuel to defend the growing number of
cancellation notices sent to people whose plans changed after the law
was implemented, but Emanuel could not.
James Capretta of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, called the
grandfather clause in ObamaCare too narrow, adding that “the whole point
of the exchanges was to close down the individual insurance market.”
Capretta called out Obama’s pitch to the public about the benefits of
the plan and repeated pledges that Americans would be able to keep
their current insurance providers if they liked it misleading and says
Obama should shoulder the blame.
“There’s no extenuating circumstances,” Capretta said. “It was
central to passing the law. He said clearly you can keep your plan. This
wasn’t a minor pledge. It was central to the law. He broke that
pledge.”
Capretta said the Obama administration “shouldn’t be able to play fast and loose” with people’s medical coverage.
The above information came from http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/11/03/obamacare-architect-defends-plan-insurance-exchanges-on-fox-news-sunday/#
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