When the PPACA was passed by the U.S. Congress (heavily Democratic) it was largely an uninown law. Several years later we know much more about it. As one reads the actual law the print becomes smaller and smaller as you develop nausea, headache, and confusion.
Statistics out this month reveal how many more millions of people are now insured. That is the 'GOOD"
Analysis reveal the higher deductibles, and co-pays are the "BAD".
Lack of accessiblity, the limited number of providers accepting PPACA policies, and a 'poverty algorithm defeat some from obtaining health insurance and the involvement of the Internal Revenue Service are the "UGLY"
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