ACA

[Devils Advocate]

(04-17-2019, 11:35 AM)Au165 Wrote: You throw around "most" and "majority" but neither is based on fact just your emotional tantrum. Before the ACA about 44 Million people were uninsured which equated to about 13% of the population, this means that 87% had a plan. In 2013 there were about 1 million non business bankruptcies filed, which works out to about .003% of the population. Since 2013 Premiums have increased about 10%.

All this tells me is things aren't that much different than before the ACA and the majority of people had health insurance and they weren't filing for bankruptcy then, oh and we as a country were in a much worse off financial position in general.

Well I’m just presuming a majority of Americans make less than say the $20 I mentioned above. I’m sure I’m within reason.