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Originally Posted by janmcn
The Massachusetts Health Care Law, which the ACA was patterned after and which has been in effect for a number of years has an 87% approval rating, while it covers 90 plus % of the adult population and 100% of children. MA has some of the best health care in the country and few other states could match those coverage numbers.
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If the Massachusetts Health Care Law (passed in 2006) was so wonderful, why is it that no other state followed their example? Everything was worked out so they had the MA template. But there were no takers.
Several years later, the federal government comes along and says, in effect, "if no one likes it, we will force it on everyone". Isn't that what it boils down to?