You don’t have to read any polls to figure out that the public is very disappointed.
Just talk to them. Ask adults about a job or young people about looking for one!
Or ask them about paying higher premiums so that ObamaCare can work.
Let me tell you what one of my sons’ friends said recently: “That’s not what he said during the campaign”!
That’s right!
He said a lot of things but paying higher premiums was not one of them,
In fact, there is a CNN story that makes this point:
“”All we ever heard about Obamacare is that it would lower our deductibles and premiums,” said Jennifer Slafter, 40 of Mabel, Minn. “That’s just not what’s happened.
“”Slafter and her husband, Steve, are scrambling to find affordable care for themselves and their two children.
The exchange’s Blue Cross Blue Shield plan was $1,087 a month with a $6,000 deductible, while a Medica plan was $877 a month with a $12,700 deductible.
Both are steeper than their current plan.
“Everything got higher,” said Slafter, who is still waiting to hear whether they qualify for a premium subsidy.
But even if they do, she said she’d still find it very tough to meet the deductibles.
So the Affordable Health Care Act is not affordable. What a shock!