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superpatriotman

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7. We had the chance in 2021

Reply to douglas9 (Original post)

Wed Oct 1, 2025, 09:41 AM

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But the moderates voiced concerns about the cost and scope of permanently expanding the ACA. Their reservations contributed to the decision not to pursue permanent codification at that time.

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they want us to be sick and deeply in debt... RT Atlanta Wednesday #1

Who used to post right here on DU! Rhiannon12866 Thursday #11

And TheFarseer Wednesday #2

You're not required by law to have coverage. subterranean Wednesday #6

My mistake TheFarseer Wednesday #8

Why was there an expiration date written into the legislation when it was passed? MichMan Wednesday #3

+1 leftstreet Wednesday #9

Republicans want Americans to suffer, go bankrupt and die dalton99a Wednesday #4

An expiration date on any legislation like that is a built in weapon to be used Autumn Wednesday #5

We had the chance in 2021 superpatriotman Wednesday #7

What this means is people will DIE because they can't afford health insurance. SunSeeker Wednesday #10