[QUOTE="greeneye59"]the cost of repeal would be higher than the cost of having the bill though. also there are millions of ppl that are benefiting already from the bill. why would you take those protections that the majority want to keep without having a replacement bill already to go? answer: because they don't actually plan to pass those protections if the bill gets repealed (which it won't)The bill never should have passed in the first place. It was more about them and less about us. It was just too bloated. And after they failed to increase taxes on people making over $200,000 a year, they had no way to even begin to pay for it. So hopefully they can repeal this thing and pass a better, smarter bill. We still need reform just not THAT thing. And even if they don't repeal it, it'll collapse under its own weight eventually.And we'll just start from square one.
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Are you talking about the CBO number with regard to repeal costing more? The estimate in which the doc fix was taken out and voted on later? The one in which 10 years of taxation pays for six years of benefits? The one that double counts Medicare cuts? That one? Just curious.
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