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the numbers will likely accelerate. in any case, i wouldn't be surprised if full implementation does take that long. the swiss took approximately 5 years to get everything set up, IIRC.
either way it's increasingly unlikely that it will be repealed.
suffice it to say that i think this is mistaking a tactical bungling with a strategic failure. i do not think this is the case, and judging from the GOP response, it's likely the GOP leaders do not think so as well.
and that's my point with this article. "he hasn't gotten away with it" is a fairly meaningless statement in this context, because politically speaking the only real impact of the website bungling/obama's overpromising was to cancel out the Dem high coming off the Tea Party governemnt shutdown.
Your source- 14,000 people a day of a nation of 317 million, and an individual market of roughly 10 million. At the rate of 14,000 a day it will only take a little over 2 years to enroll everyone in the individual market. It will take around a decade to enroll the people about to be thrown off employer plans...
either way it's increasingly unlikely that it will be repealed.
The website has really enrolled as many people as you claim- about half the enrollments are so full of errors the enrollments failed on the back end so double the above listed times...
Polls are increasingly showing the Republicans with an edge in the 2014 senate race...
Polls are increasingly showing the Republicans with an edge in the 2014 senate race...
and that's my point with this article. "he hasn't gotten away with it" is a fairly meaningless statement in this context, because politically speaking the only real impact of the website bungling/obama's overpromising was to cancel out the Dem high coming off the Tea Party governemnt shutdown.
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