[Lou L]

The mainstream stories I've seen lately seem to focus on theoretical "savings" for this group or that group. I saw one a couple of days ago that described perceived benefits of insurance companies, or something similar.

I would think by now, the media should've been able to come up with all sorts of real-life Obamacare "success" stories, with real individuals or families. Seems the bad stories still far outweigh the good.

[kearnyirish2]

“I would think by now, the media should’ve been able to come up with all sorts of real-life Obamacare “success” stories, with real individuals or families. Seems the bad stories still far outweigh the good.”

If they aren;t releasing “good” stories, it is because there are none. Anyone who has seen their healthcare improve under ObamaCare is getting it for free, and that is a message that is a real double-edged sword for Democrats - they want to trumpet the individual success, but hide the fact that a lot of voters are paying for that “success story” (while their personal finances are in the crapper).