> Aside from that, the benefits wouldn't primarily be in the amount your premiums are, but in the indirect benefits of having accessible health care for all. Y

> Aside from that, the benefits wouldn't primarily be in the amount your premiums are, but in the indirect benefits of having accessible health care for all. Yes, it didn't benefit me at all. Now I pay much more money. I think that's going to have to be addressed if you want to get people on board. "It's great for other people, but sucks for you" isn't going to convert people. Also when someone says Obamacare was a disaster for them, they're probably telling the truth. It was no small amount of money, it significantly impacted my monthly run rate and I'm sure it hurt people who don't make as much money even more.