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President touts Obamacare
President Obama Lacoste Sydney Factory Outlet championed Ralph Lauren Outlet Sydney some early successes of the Affordable Care Act Friday with a speech as he encouraged uninsured Americans to enroll in the statewide insurance exchanges due to be unveiled in the coming months.
The president highlighted the California exchange, where officials have reported lower than expected premiumsfor the exchange set to be opened this fall.
"You can listen to a bunch of political talk out there, negative ads and fear mongering geared toward the next election, or alternatively you can look at what happening in states like California right now, he said. "If you don have health insurance, and you trying to Ralph Lauren Online Australia get it through the individual market and it too expensive or it too restricted, you now have these marketplaces where they going to offer you a better deal because of choice and competition."
He specifically encouraged the 6 million uninsured Californians to join their state program, including millions of Hispanic Americans. Administration officials Ralph Lauren Polo Sweaters Women told NBC News they are focusingon exchanges in California, Texas, and Florida, where they expect large numbers of uninsured Americans may to use the exchanges to get coverage.
The president also chastised House Republicans for having voted to repeal the law 37 times now."Let stop re fighting the old battles and start working with people like the leaders who are on stage here today," he said.
The speech comes as Democrats have decided to embrace the much maligned law Ralph Lauren Shirts in the run up to the 2014 election, and Republicans seek to double down on their opposition, with a new messaging campaign they calling theHouse Obamacare Accountability Project.
But at least some of the Republicans who opposed the health reform law have been caught trying to benefit from it as well. A new report from The Nation revealed that Sens. Rob Portman and John Cornyn, among other lawmakers, wrote letters asking for grant money from the Affordable Care Act, despite bashing the law publicly.
But public support for the law is still tepid at best. Nearly half of allrespondents in a recent NBC News poll said Lacoste Australia Polo the law was a "bad idea," while only 37% said it was a "good idea."
