On the recordFebruary 24, 2016
we can pretend that ObamaCare is popular, but it is not. People didn't want ObamaCare; they didn't want socialized medicine when it was crammed down their throat several years ago.
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congress.govwe can pretend that ObamaCare is popular, but it is not. People didn't want ObamaCare; they didn't want socialized medicine when it was crammed down their throat several years ago.
DesJarlais criticizes the popularity of ObamaCare and its implementation.
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