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Pelosi Video: You Can’t Measure ObamaCare By the Number of People it Insured
The Minority Report ^ | 4/2/14 | Steve Foley

Posted on 04/05/2014 8:59:55 AM PDT by Pontiac

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) says Democrats passed their health insurance law, not to insure the uninsured, but to give people “quality” health care and “affordable” health care.

“Madam Leader, isn’t the real measure of success, not the raw number who signed up, but how many of those who signed up were not insured before?” a reporter asked Pelosi at a news conference on Tuesday.

“No, that’s not — the measure is twofold,” Pelosi responded. “The message is how many people have access to health care — quality, affordable health care and insurance.”


TOPICS: Business/Economy; Humor; Miscellaneous
KEYWORDS: obamacare; pelosi
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To: Pontiac
Pelosi Video: You Can’t Measure ObamaCare By the Number of People it Insured...well duh - it never was about providing healthcare to the people - it was about giving government control over their lives - who cares about the results of how many are insured and get good care as long as bureaucrats get to tell them how they must go about doing it......
22 posted on 04/05/2014 9:28:33 PM PDT by Intolerant in NJ
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