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To: tejek who wrote (744986)	10/8/2013 1:32:58 PM
From: one_less	1 Recommendation Recommended By TideGlider Respond to of 1578148

Misleading title. 65% think Congress should deal with Obama Care separately. That is far different than wanting an end to the war on Obama Care. I hear people saying it will fail on its own, so leave the fight for a better day. For starters, it depends on healthy youth signing up but healthy youth have already figured out they are better off paying the fine than signing up. Maybe some will sign up to support their Dem party affiliation initially. It is nice for the elderly but healthy youth are going to balk when they figure out they are paying for the poor and elderly. They (especially Dems) do not equate the govt paying for things to paying for those things themselves. At this point the media has done a good job of distracting people from their obligations. I hear some middle class Democrats spewing the rant about the Obama Care taking care of people. When they wake up and realize the government is paying for nothing that doesn't come from their pockets, they will change their tune. Success depends on middle class buy in but the middle class who have figured out the consequences are saying they will be destroyed, so they are not going to give up the fight. The only people who like it are the very poor, the extremely wealthy, and those receiving exemptions.