02-04-2016, 02:10 PM
(02-04-2016, 02:07 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: I disagree. The ACA should not be repealed before negotiations for a replacement have been completed. If you repeal the bill and then try to, at a later date, implement something else to solve the issues it was an attempt at fixing you will give the health care industry, insurance industry, and the general public whiplash from the effects. When you do things like that you run the risk of exacerbating the issues that were causing the problems in the first place, making your attempt to find a solution now even more difficult.
Without repeal there is zero incentive for the democrats to actually participate in Good faith.
Besides the IRS shouldn't be policing this anyway. It should be repealed just for that.
