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Songwronger	BS: So who's signed up for Obamacare? (599* d)	RE: BS: So who's signed up for Obamacare?	20 Nov 13
From the World Socialist Website: Obamacare exposed: The gutting of health care for workers The Affordable Care Act (ACA), Barack Obama's signature domestic policy, is being exposed on a daily basis as a counter-reform aimed at a restructuring of the US health care system in the interests of big business. The president's repeated claim that the law will provide access to affordable, quality health care for the American people is a calculated lie. A true reform of the health care system in the US would provide universal access to high-quality medical care. It would train thousands of new doctors, nurses and other health care professionals. It would dedicate billions of dollars to research into the prevention and eradication of disease. It would improve the quality of life and extend life expectancy in line with the advances in medical technology. The health care overhaul commonly known as Obamacare will do none of these things. It will do the exact opposite by deepening the class divide when it comes to the provision of health care in America. The ACA will cut costs dramatically for employers and the government while reducing and rationing medical services for millions of ordinary people—while boosting the profits of the health care industry.... http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2013/11/20/pers-n20.html A google search of "Obama Pathological Liar." Articles from just the last couple of weeks: SCARY: Serial Liar Obama Does Not Believe He Misled On O-Care ... Pathological liar: Obama denies his repeated 'you can keep it ... The Perpetual, Pathological Lying of Barack Obama : Freedom ... Obama's Tsunami of Lies - Canada Free Press How Obama went from bulls–t to dishonesty \| New York Post ...

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