Obamacare: Will the Haters Ever Stop Hating?
Before it will be judged a historic success, Obamacare has more hurdles to clear.
LAST week, while watching videos on YouTube, I was repeatedly served with an advertisement in which a mournful woman informed me that unfortunately, Obamacare “just doesn’t work.” This left me bemused, since I live in a country where a variety of Obamacare…
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