It is no longer a surprise to learn that the House of Representatives is getting ready to vote about the Affordable Care Act, yet again. This has happened many, many, times before. No matter what the House decides, the bill would still have to be approved by the Senate before anything could change. Not every American is interested in politics. However, I think that even the people who don’t watch the news, don’t read the newspaper, and do not use the internet for anything other than Facebook, realize that the Republican party really hates the Affordable Care Act. This is … Continue reading →

Yesterday, the House of Representatives voted to appeal the health care law. What happens now? How is this going to affect health insurance? There has been much discussion, all over the internet, about this topic today. There are a few things that we know for certain in regards to the repeal. We know that The House of Representatives has, officially, voted to repeal the health care law. We know that before the law can be completely repealed, the Senate must vote to repeal it as well. We know that if the Senate votes to repeal the health care law, then … Continue reading →

After much debate, the House of Representatives has voted to repeal the health care law. The next step will be for the Senate to have a vote about whether or not to repeal the health care law. If it passes in the Senate, the next step is for the President of the United States to sign it. In other words, today’s vote might be considered a first step by some, but is not a final decision. The Affordable Care Act, which has also been called “Obamacare” has been considered controversial since it was first signed into law. There have been … Continue reading →