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they just look like they're trying to take stuff away. Whatever else people think about the law in general, people are slowly becoming aware of the benefits and the GOP is going to have a hard time convincing people to give them up, particularly when they can't point to a viable replacement plan. They're basically just expecting people to support repealing the law in its entirety ("root and branch"
and then trust the Republicans that they'll somehow manage to put back in those parts that people like even though that is apparently even too much for the "let 'em die" teabagger death panelists to deal with, so anybody willing to gamble on the GOP repealing and replacing ACA with anything helpful and/or comparable to what we have now is, plainly, an idiot! Tort reform and "across state line" insurance sales are NOT going to drive down costs and/or increase coverage. If that's all it took, then people should be well-insured in Texas. I don't know the stats but I kind of doubt it.
