> I've already shown you how millennials benefit from Obamacare.
Actually you didn't. Pointing out a single feature that benefits them while ignoring all the others is not a cost benefit analysis.
> Your note about young people subsidizing over-60s is a red herring.
And this a straw man. Actually, no - its wrong.
I worked on Obamacare for 2 years. I think it's a decent law a vacuum. I can't possible pretend its good for young people. It's good for my 60 year old aunt who has diabetes who thinks she pays too much for insurance but actually is getting the deal of a century considering how much health care costs.
Obamacare did little to slow health care spending (another long story) but it did work to spread the costs around - mostly to young people.
Actually you didn't. Pointing out a single feature that benefits them while ignoring all the others is not a cost benefit analysis.
> Your note about young people subsidizing over-60s is a red herring.
And this a straw man. Actually, no - its wrong.
I worked on Obamacare for 2 years. I think it's a decent law a vacuum. I can't possible pretend its good for young people. It's good for my 60 year old aunt who has diabetes who thinks she pays too much for insurance but actually is getting the deal of a century considering how much health care costs.
Obamacare did little to slow health care spending (another long story) but it did work to spread the costs around - mostly to young people.