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<blockquote data-quote="DriveInDriѵeOut" data-source="post: 2304045" data-attributes="member: 44954">For starters, my suggestion that he read the article, was so that he could gain some insight into the situation, rather than just say, &quot;thanks Obama&quot;, and move on to some other rhetorical garbage people like him yap about.I agree with much of what you&#039;re saying.&nbsp; Medical costs are increasing, as they have been for years and will continue to do for years to come, indefinitely.&nbsp; Whether the ACA has had a positive or negative effect on those costs, we probably won&#039;t know for decades, if ever.&nbsp; My guess would be negative, but I&#039;m a pessimist.Other than the &quot;tailor plans to their needs&quot; argument, I agree completely with what you&#039;re saying.&nbsp; The ACA was nothing more than the same system we&#039;ve always had, but with government subsidies.&nbsp; It was a huge handout to the insurance companies, and I think it says a lot about the state of our two party system that it was passed by democrats, as it seems like a republican politician&#039;s wet dream.&nbsp; Birds of a feather.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DriveInDriѵeOut, post: 2304045, member: 44954"] For starters, my suggestion that he read the article, was so that he could gain some insight into the situation, rather than just say, "thanks Obama", and move on to some other rhetorical garbage people like him yap about. I agree with much of what you're saying. Medical costs are increasing, as they have been for years and will continue to do for years to come, indefinitely. Whether the ACA has had a positive or negative effect on those costs, we probably won't know for decades, if ever. My guess would be negative, but I'm a pessimist. Other than the "tailor plans to their needs" argument, I agree completely with what you're saying. The ACA was nothing more than the same system we've always had, but with government subsidies. It was a huge handout to the insurance companies, and I think it says a lot about the state of our two party system that it was passed by democrats, as it seems like a republican politician's wet dream. Birds of a feather. [/QUOTE]

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