Last Thursday night's first GOP debate was watched by approximately 10 million viewers (a ratings high); and one of the most compelling and oft-discussed issues for the 2016 Presidential election is the future of healthcare and the fate of the Affordable Cara Act (ACA).
Laura Becker | August 08, 2015
The first GOP debate: Rhetoric aside, would (could) a future Republican President repeal the ACA?
Last Thursday night's first GOP debate was watched by approximately 24 million viewers (a ratings high); and one of the most compelling and oft-discussed issues for the 2016 Presidential election is the future of healthcare and the fate of the Affordable Cara Act (ACA).
I remember a Western teacher's frustration with Eastern European secondary school students in the 1980s. He was stunned that they could not write. They were certainly literate, but while they had been taught to memorize mass amounts of information – they could spew
