The way Kay Hagan is
handling her job as U.S. senator: Approve 33% / Disapprove 49% / Unsure
18% (Elon U., RV, 2/23-26)
Obamacare won't increase national healthcare spending, they promised.
Yes it will,
nonpartisan analysts have demonstrated. Obamacare won't reduce the
workforce, hamper growth, or slow hiring, they assured us.
Yes it will,
nonpartisan analysts have concluded. Obamacare won't raise premiums
for individuals or small businesses, they insisted. Yes it will,
experts have
determined. The cuts to Medicare to fund Obamacare won't impact seniors, they insisted.
Yes they will, nonpartisan analysts have
determined (with
panicked Democrats apparently changing their tune). There's "
no serious evidence" that Obamacare is adversely impacting the job market or reducing workers' hours, they sneered. Yes there is, say
business owners,
media accounts,
fed economists, and new realities like this (via
Campus Reform):
Obamacare could cost the University of Carolina (UNC) system as much
as $47 million per year starting in 2015 — and the universities may cut
hours and jobs to comply, Campus Reform has learned.
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