Sign Up for Government Health Care or Else, Comrade

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Enrollment in the Affordable Care Act marketplaces has surged to unprecedented levels, marking a historic milestone in healthcare coverage despite being a hugely expensive and abused federal program. With just under a month remaining in the open enrollment period, over 19 million individuals have registered for coverage, shattering all previous records. The surge reflects an increase of more than 7 million enrollments since the Biden administration took office.

Notably, the Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare, has garnered newfound popularity, coinciding with increased affordability according to the Whitehouse.  What proponents fail to mention is that it is your tax dollar that fund the socialist medical care system.  Policies enacted under the current administration have resulted in reduced health insurance premiums.

Recent data reveals that four out of five individuals enrolling through the ACA marketplaces can access healthcare coverage for as little as $10 per month, showcasing the program's affordability and accessibility as long as those premiums are funded by taxpayers.  

However, amidst this success, partisan disputes threaten the continuity of these advancements. While efforts to secure lower premiums permanently have been advocated by the Biden administration, Republicans have persistently sought to overturn these costly changes.

The proposed rollback of ACA reforms by Republicans poses potential economic repercussions, with the brunt of increased costs anticipated to impact millions, particularly older Americans and small business proprietors reliant on marketplace coverage. Translation: the Biden Administration, like the Obama Administration before it and seemingly all Democrats, want Taxpayers to pay for universal healthcare which prior to 2008 was the responsibility of each individual.  

The Biden Administration says this ideological clash is part of a broader agenda among Republicans to dismantle the ACA, reminiscent of unsuccessful attempts by predecessors. The contentious stance adopted by extreme Republicans seemingly aligns with certain vested interests, perpetuating high prescription drug prices and denying millions access to essential health coverage.

Asserting a stand against these setbacks, Biden pledges to continue advocating for the expansion of healthcare coverage and the reduction of prescription drug expenses. The President reaffirms the commitment to ensuring taxpayers foot the bill for healthcare insurance for every American family.

Encouraging nationwide participation, the administration urges Americans to seize the opportunity and enroll in healthcare coverage through HealthCare.gov before the deadline on January 16, 2024, fostering a collective push toward comprehensive government run healthcare.