A bare majority wants to keep the law, but only 6% think its fine as is. Indeed, only 35 percent in the new HuffPost/YouGov poll said they think of the new law as an improvement, while 45 percent said it will make things worse and 6 percent said it will make no difference. . . . Fifteen percent predicted that their own insurance coverage would improve, while 37 percent said they expected it to remain about the same and 36 percent said they expected it to become worse. Ive gotten really tired of this nickname, Obamacare. I never much loved it, but in the beginning at least it irritated supporters. As soon as it became the standard way to refer to the law, I had had more than enough. If twenty years from now people refer to it as Obamacare it will become one of those things in Americas past I dont like talking about purely because the terminology irks me. Can we change the name to something else? Like the Affordable Care Act? Its more fun to use the states ostentatious labels for its legislation.
Posted on: Fri, 04 Apr 2014 15:23:35 +0000
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