by Jack Butler
Don’t let Democrats portray Covid-era subsidies as the new normal.
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Then–President Joe Biden signs an order to expand access to Obamacare, joined by Vice President Harris, former President Obama, and other administration officials, at the White House in Washington, D.C., April 5, 2022.
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Remember Obamacare?
The health-care legislation was the centerpiece of Barack Obama’s presidency. Nancy Pelosi, then speaker of the House, was willing to lose Democrats’ House majority over it. But it has largely faded into the political background since the raucous debates of the late 2000s and early 2010s. Largely.
About the Author
Jack Butler is a former submissions editor at National Review.
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Remember Obamacare?
The health-care legislation was the centerpiece of Barack Obama’s presidency. Nancy Pelosi, then speaker of the House, was willing to lose Democrats’ House majority over it. But it has largely faded into the political background since the raucous debates of the late 2000s and early 2010s. Largely.
About the Author
Jack Butler is a former submissions editor at National Review.
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