Which of These Is a Liberal Argument Against the Affordable

question 56

Multiple Choice

Which of these is a liberal argument against the Affordable Care Act?

• A)It results in many recipients losing their other welfare benefits.
• B)It benefits not just the poor but the middle class and the wealthy.
• C)It provides subsidies to individuals and companies that do not need financial help.
• D)It does not include the kind of public option that would make health insurance truly affordable.

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