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This is a Washington Football Team NFC East Champs 2020 shirt written not by the President himself but by someone working for a PR firm. You know there’s something wrong with a law when the person who signed it (and who most likely doesn’t know everything about the law he signed) has to sell it with such vigor. One almost gets the sense that the Presidents’ reputation hinges on the success of this new law. I don’t like the fact that laws are written based on partisan politics or political ideologies like left vs. right. The politicians involved in this awful piece of legislation took a nearly broken system and made in 100 times worse. Why couldn’t they put ideology aside and create a healthcare law that made getting healthcare less-expensive and more accessible such as allowing insurance policies to be sold across state lines? A very simple, but effective solution, because it would have increased choice & competition with very little legislation. Choice & competition lead to lower prices and more coverage. Basic economics. Instead, we have a law that creates new “red tape”, a new bureaucracy that needs to be paid and fewer choices. Has anyone else noticed that major healthcare insurance companies aren’t participating in the new Exchanges?