>Any reason not to understand this as "across the board"? Is there any reason to assume it? It's not like people didn't get care before the ACA - they used Me

>Any reason not to understand this as "across the board"? Is there any reason to assume it? It's not like people didn't get care before the ACA - they used Medicaid or went to the ER. We were told the ACA would make things more efficient as people would be able to use primary care instead of ERs for non-emergency problems. And yet somehow we have 200k extra jobs. That's not a sign of efficiency.