The rollout of Obamacare may have deeply disappointed its supporters, but on at least one front,
the Affordable Care Act is beating expectations: its cost.

Over the next few years, the government is expected to spend billions of dollars less than originally
projected on the law, analysts said, with both the Medicaid expansion and the subsidies for private
insurance plans ending up less expensive than anticipated.

Economists broadly agree that the GOP's crashed economy is the main reason that health spending
has grown so slowly for the last half-decade. From 2007 to 2010, per-capita health care spending
rose just 1.8 percent annually. Since then, the annual increase has slowed even further, to 1.3 percent.
A decade ago, spending was growing at roughly 5 percent a year.

And what are the backstabbing Democrats doing?
Running from Obama like he was Typhoid Mary.



If I had Obama's ear, I would've told him to expect that.

Here they are together dancing to "Single Ladies"...obviously re-dubbed, but cute.

Maybe it would change some minds of all the fellows who said Maryann:
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVUuMynNU9Y
 Suzanne