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2010 Health Care Reform Bill
A controversial health care bill that the Senate passed on March 21, 2010.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (H.R. 3590) was signed into law by President Barack Obama on March 23, 2010. Along with the Health Care and Education Affordability Reconciliation Act of 2010, the act is a product of the health care reform … see full wiki
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Helping others is morally good. However, when a government which is broke or on the verge of bankruptcy goes beyond and put every part of its country deeper into debt, that's totally insanity and dangerous. The U.S. is on its way to 'solve' its problems by simply printing money and pumping money that was otherwise not there to begin with? Not to mention the interest it has to pay for its sovereign debt? I don't get it! It's a no way out situation at all. What does the Obama administration … more
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There has been a lot of false advertising about this bill. This is an attempt to cut through a lot of this and give to the best of my ability a fair review of the changes of law. The major issues the health care reform laws were intended to tackle were the rising cost of care and rising health insurance rates. I can tell you my family has been without health insurance for over a year because the rates were suddenly raised on us 50% from one year to the next. … more
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review by rochelle.
April 02, 2010
As a student so many of my friends Facebook statuses and Twitter updates included some form of the phrase "I HAVE HEALTH INSURANCE". Well that's nice. But once I graduate in May I still won't get health insurance. Why? Well I won't be a full time student (going to grad school is not worth it) And my job over the summer (well half of June through the first half of August) pays me well … more
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Although I have been watching today's events like a freight train running toward a brick wall, the finality of the vote still leaves me speechless. For the first time in my lifetime, I have witnessed the most divisive partisan legislation pass the final hurdle towards law. A 2700-page bill rife with backroom deals and pork that will cost taxpayers an admitted 600 Billion dollars, will require young people who do not have insurance to purchase it themselves and will ultimately experience … more
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review by dcgrrl.
March 24, 2010
This bill doesn't have all I want, but I'm glad reform has started. If you're wondering how it will affect you, I suggest this calculator at washingtonpost.com: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/special...lth-bill-means-for-you/ What I keep learning as I read - I am by no means an expert on this bill - is that this is going to mean gradual change over the years. It is my hope that insurance companies will quickly realize … more
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So there you have it. President Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid and the rest of the Democrats have gotten their way. The 2700 page 2010 Health Care Reform Care bill will become law. Had the Democrats played by the rules and managed to get this legislation passed I would have been upset but I could have lived with it. That is the American way! But as we have come to discover all too often over the years Democrats rarely play by the rules. These ideologues … more
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review by brunettemomSI.
March 22, 2010
The Senate passed the healthcare reform bill and you're probably asking, "now what?" There are a lot of questions being asked and many people who are confused, wondering how does this affect me? It will be a law that all Americans are required to have health insurance and it does remedy the problem of the millions who are uninsured. By the year 2014 all Americans will be required to have some form of health insurance or face being fined. … more
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Personally, what started out as an initial opinion of excited promise has since turned into a much less hopeful one. Reading up on different perspectives has revealed more cons over pros than I first thought existed. Maybe we didn't need this one after all. I'm hoping I'm wrong.
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Quick Tip by Jeff__.
March 27, 2010
It is immoral for those of us who have health insurance to deny it to others. Scare tactics should not prevail.
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Quick Tip by TiffanyECook.
March 23, 2010
Stoked the bill passed, wish it was universal health care though, rather than feeding money to insurance companies.
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