FreedomWorks: Top Ten Reasons to Repeal ObamaCare

While most mainstream pundits believe the fight over ObamaCare is over after the Supreme Court’s decision during the summer, polls still show that the law is still unpopular with Americans.

Health insurance premiums are still on the rise, companies are dropping coverage or cutting hours to skirt the law’s mandates, and the cost of ObamaCare has skyrocketed. The law has also been a jobs killer. According to a recent study, ObamaCare’s regulations have killed some 30,000 jobs and cost $27.6 billion.

If these reasons weren’t enough to do away with the law and start over, a new compendium put together by Dean Clancy, Vice President of Health Care Policy at FreedomWorks, goes over the top 10 reasons to repeal ObamaCare.

In addition to some of the points already made, Clancy explains that ObamaCare is a bureaucratic mess that will force many Americans to lose their current health insurance, pushing them into buy government-controlled plans. He explains that taxes imposed as part of the law will hit all areas of the health care system. Clancy also notes that the law will lead to rationing of health care.

More importantly, as Clancy explains, “there is a better way.” After repealing ObamaCare, Congress could start over again by crafting legislation that focuses on the needs of patients, not bureaucrats.

You can download the compendium here or read it below.

Top 10 Reasons to Repeal ObamaCare

You US citizens are so crazy - why are u hating a president who’s giving health insurance for everyone!?!?! What about people who would die without the insurance cause the couldn’t afford medical treatment?
Honestly, some americans are just stupid as hell.
A European (and no, it’s not a country)

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I still want to give Obamacare a chance. I think it deserves the chance. - Trident University

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