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Originally Posted by August
It's not really an improvement at least to anyone who has to pay for it.
While coverage has increased significantly the quality of health care has remained unchanged and in spite of being billed as an antidote to run away health care costs, the price of insurance premiums have jumped 5-10% every year since Romneycare was enacted, way above the national inflation rate.
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doesn't look as rosy as Romney paints it. Well we have a similar problems with rising premiums and less service here, for the same reasons why Obamacare turned out to be a failure: too few efforts to stand up against the insurance and pharma lobby. Just a minor example: we pay about as much in Germany for a 10 pack of Aspirin as you guys pay for a container of 250