ObamaCare or RomneyCare? (healthcare, independent, compare, election)
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Independents have to choose between the two...decisions decisions. I for one don't see a whole lot of difference between the two. I give Romney credit for implementing his first though.
Independents have to choose between the two...decisions decisions. I for one don't see a whole lot of difference between the two. I give Romney credit for implementing his first though.
So true. I look forward to Obama's campaign ads and debate rebuttals making this point over and over and over again.
I have a question related to this. Last week I was at a relative watching Fox news all the time (that is pretty much his only source of news) and they kept using the term "Obamacare."
Does Fox News also use the term "Romneycare" when the Repubilcan candidate is brought up? If not why do you think that is?
Independents have to choose between the two...decisions decisions. I for one don't see a whole lot of difference between the two. I give Romney credit for implementing his first though.
One is a STATE program that has the approval of a majority of the residents of the state. One is a federal program that's approval is in the 30's according to polling. One was 70 pages, one was more than 2,000 pages that no one had even fully read before it was passed. I could go on and on and on.
Independents have plenty of other criteria with which to decide who to vote for
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