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Here's some more recent facts for you: http://m.us.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424127887323968304578249694095831444?mobile=y Health care was 23% of the state fisc in 2000, and 25% in 2006, but it has climbed to 41% for 2013. On current trend it will roll past 50% around 2020—and that best case...

Two posts since I provided the facts that you asked for; I can only hope that you're doing the research. Otherwise, we can only assume that you're avoiding the facts.

Um...Ms. Pelosi? How can we not get "bogged down in what happens if they're not able to fix it"? I mean, what's the plan if they can't get it fixed? What do we do about enrolling all those people whose enrollments fund the ACA? If they can't enroll properly, we can't pay for it ... so what's the...

In a previous thread, I posted a link to the report from Massachusetts state officials about how Romneycare is taking up more and more of their state budget, leaving them less and less for other state requirements; if necessary, I'll re-post that link. As for the 30 million that will remain...

Rules of combat #8 -- always remember your weapon was made by the lowest bidder....

I was thinking "ostrich" was a more appropriate term....

Big raspberries to Sebelius for making the statement that they're now asking the contractors to bring their A-teams to the table; and kudos to Gupta for asking the question, why didn't you bring the A-team in the first place...

4 pages now; since this thread started, several posts by ACA supporters (or, in some cases, those that simply like to argue against the rest of us (Zaac?)); including postings by the person whose quote caused me to start this thread.... And still no ACA supporters providing evidence of the...

What about the 30 million Americans that still won't have healthcare insurance? And are you ever going to actually respond to anything I post to you, or do you just prefer to ignore anyone who posts facts contrary to what you want to believe?

You know what's really amusing about that poll? Question #14: As you may know, a bill that makes major changes to the country's health care system became law in 2010. Based on what you have read or heard about that legislation, do you generally favor or generally oppose it? October 18, 2013 -...

I'm intrigued. Please let us know; maybe we can do some research as well.

There's a difference between not voting for something and making changes to something. I agree the republicans didn't want the ACA and exercised their right to not vote for it; how did that change the ACA and cause it to be seriously flawed? If someone makes a claim, they have a...

WOW. If I just read this correctly, FTW said that the Republicans didn't participate in the health care debate; and thus, implies that Republicans didn't contribute to the ACA. I'm pretty sure I must be reading it wrong, because remember on page 1 where I quoted: "The final product was...

New Testament specifically states that they were found righteous for their faith, not their abiding by the law.

Brain. Hurts.

And there ya have it, folks. No need to provide facts, discuss them, or even attempt to base your argument on reality. Just accept what the other side says and call it a day. And people wonder why Zaac isn't taken seriously. ----- Edited to add: When you're too lazy to actually look things up...

Sorry; would you please provide a credible, non-liberal/non-Huffington source.

If you're going to participate in a thread, then please participate. Did the one Republican change you brought our attention to make the ACA better, worse, or negligible impact?

Sorry, took me a while to find it; here's the exact wording that the thread title refers to: The final product was seriously flawed by the Republicans' changes. So, going back to the OP: What were the Republican changes that resulted in the ACA being seriously flawed? Please, ACA...

In context of the thread title - how did this make Obamacare worse?