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[Jimmy] Kimmel trolled the streets of Los Angeles on Monday to ask people to choose which health plan they preferred: Obamacare or the Affordable Care Act. These are, of course, the exact same thing. But that didn’t stop people in L.A. from pontificating on the various pros and cons of “two” policies that are the SAME THING.
One guy called Obamacare “un-American,” but the Affordable Care Act is “more American.” Another thinks that Obamacare is “socialist,” but the Affordable Care Act is not. Read more: dailycaller.com...
In CNBC's third-quarter All-America Economic Survey, we asked half of the 812 poll respondents if they support Obamacare and the other half if they support the Affordable Care Act.
First thing: 30 percent of the public don't know what ACA is, vs. only 12 percent when we asked about Obamacare. More on that later.
Now for the difference: 29 percent of the public supports Obamacare compared with 22 percent who support ACA. Forty-six percent oppose Obamacare and 37 percent oppose ACA. So putting Obama in the name raises the positives and the negatives. Gender and partisanship are responsible for the differences. Men, independents and Republicans are more negative on Obamacare than ACA. Young people, Democrats, nonwhites and women are more positive on Obamacare.
Destinyone
The White House is doing a fast paced triple step dance, to get Obamacare as a name, out of the public's mind, and changed to the Affordable Care Act. They know it's a debacle and the POTUS doesn't want his name attached to it. Plain and simple....
“I like it,” Obama replied with a smile. The moment underscored Obama’s strategy of trying to turn the term to his advantage. While opponents of the 2010 health-care law coined the phrase "Obamacare" to suggest that Obama was socializing health-care, the president now repeatedly uses the term in campaign speeches, adding, “I don’t mind it being called Obamacare because, it’s true, I do care.” (Source)
This would almost be amusing if it wasn't so sad.
luciddream
One guy called Obamacare “un-American,” but the Affordable Care Act is “more American.” Another thinks that Obamacare is “socialist,” but the Affordable Care Act is not. Read more: dailycaller.com...
Republican propaganda, it sure does work on the weak minded.
They have affected so bad, anything with Obama is considered bad. Well i guess their goal is completed, the goal to tarnish him from day 1 in office.
edit on 10/1/2013 by luciddream because: (no reason given)