The promises were profuse and explicit.
If you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor.
If you like your present health insurance policy, you can keep that policy.
On average, every American household will see their health care expenses drop by $2,500 a year.
How is it possible that some people cannot recognize that these promises were categorically false?
Some people refer to the Obamacare law as a classic “bait and switch.” Meaning that this law has limited resemblance to the original law that passed more than three years ago.
Soon after the law was passed Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius tightened the regulations on an individual’s health care coverage. As a result, the president’s promise that an individual’s health plan will be “grandfathered in,” if that is your wish, has been almost erased.