GOP's Obamacare Counter Plan Would Scrap Mandates
Would not require people to have health insurance
Would not require people to have health insurance
Say they've lot time and money trying to deal with it
The administration has evaded questions about the health law instead of answering them.
May be focusing on just the premiums and don't notice the deductibles
Sends out robocalls to applicants
The administration is over-counting Obamacare insurance sign-ups-and is still unlikely to meet its own enrollment targets.
Americans say Obama administration is not transparent, they've lost confidence in government and Congress doesn't understand health care
Most realize "one size fits all" is a bad idea
It's only cheaper until you actually need it
The latest tweak reveals how much of the health law's basic architecture is still incomplete.
How mandatory birth control coverage violates religious liberty.
Has agreed to hear a different challenge
If you like your plan, you can keep it, for a significant price increase
Will not keep three-month grace period for non-payment
About half the states are okay with it
The president's "fix" might be the beginning of the end for his signature program
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