I apologize if you thought I was personally insulting you, I was referring only to the theme of the message. The man's skin color did not keep him from getting elected, so why should it make any difference now. It is the Character of the person in the Presidency that matters, He has continually lied about this issue, and has been caught in those lies. You seem to be overly sensitive to skin color. Forget about trying to whip that up into a reason for his mismanagement. It is his colossal ego that needs to be trimmed down. He was elected to be a servant of the people, not a dictator.

Good, bad or indifferent, ACA is here and probably won't be going away. It would be better if the Ds and Rs could work together to make it better than just fighting each other at our expense.

I think the Dems main intention was to get the 30 or 40 million with no insurance covered some how. Unfortunately the whole mess is more about money that about health. I would like to see some real health care reform.

For example, good nutrition is a foundation to health, but nutritional training in medical school consists of laughing at it for about an hour. If you happen to find a doctor that uses nutrition in his practice, he learned it outside of medical school. The FDA is pretty much controlled by drug companies, and they allow drugs that k**l people and hold back drug that could save lives. There is a book written by several enlightened doctors that claims that our medical system k**ls about a million people a year. You can find it here:
http://www.octive9.com/deathbymedicine1.htm

I looked up Hillary care on Wikipedia and there isn't a whole lot of difference between all 3. Granted, I have only see bits and pieces of clips and the bills are thousands of pages. From what I can tell, Hillary care leans toward more government provided care. All 3 are trying to get everyone covered by some sort of healthcare insurance.

As for employers cutting employees to 29 hours, that part is not in effect for about a year, and may never get there. However, I just talked to someone from a small town who said employers are reacting as though it was already here. They are reacting to the fear put out by the media.

As for cancellations, a lot of what I have seen is people getting cancellation notices and freaking out before looking into their options. A few may end up paying more, but health care has been rising at about 15% for a long time. That has already slowed. Many find that they can get better coverage for the same or less money.

I don't know how anyone can say that jobs won't be created because of Obamacare. In fact, if more people are getting healthcare I would expect there to be more jobs in that field.

Of course insurance companies will try to sell coverage for higher prices, and I know the faulty web site has kept people from learning their options. That is being fixed and I think most of those being told that by their insurance companies will be able to find better deals.

The only reasons I can objectively see for the right to be against ACA is political. Either, ideologically they don't care about all or most people being covered, or there is just such political hatred of anything Obama that they are forced to fight instead of just trying to make it work for all.

If the Democrats wanted to give health care to the indigent, they could have taken some of the money they are giving to our enemies in the far east, and used it as a grant for those that do not have health insurance. It would have cost far less than this bungled approach to ACA. They have already spent nearly a billion dollars on just putting it on the internet. And it still does not work, and it is still an erroneous law that should be riffed. I would rather stop spending money to support Iran and create healthcare for the indigent.

If the Democrats wanted to give health care to the indigent, they could have taken some of the money they are giving to our enemies in the far east, and used it as a grant for those that do not have health insurance. It would have cost far less than this bungled approach to ACA. They have already spent nearly a billion dollars on just putting it on the internet. And it still does not work, and it is still an erroneous law that should be riffed. I would rather stop spending money to support Iran and create healthcare for the indigent.