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The [[Association of American Physicians and Surgeons]] (AAPS) pointed out that there are no redeeming provisions of Obama's health care plan.<ref name="aapsonline.org">http://www.aapsonline.org/newsoftheday/00377</ref>  AAPS observes that Obama's health care plan will significantly increase the overall cost of health care for a majority of United States citizens, plus reduce the quality of care that a [[free market]] system would otherwise provide.<ref name="aapsonline.org"/> Interestingly, ObamaCare even costs significantly more, both in terms of actual money and as a percentage of GDP, than most universal healthcare programs, such as Australia's, which costs roughly half as much as a percentage of GDP, and delivers comparable or better results.{{cn}}

The [[Association of American Physicians and Surgeons]] (AAPS) pointed out that there are no redeeming provisions of Obama's health care plan.<ref name="aapsonline.org">http://www.aapsonline.org/newsoftheday/00377</ref>  AAPS observes that Obama's health care plan will significantly increase the overall cost of health care for a majority of United States citizens, plus reduce the quality of care that a [[free market]] system would otherwise provide.<ref name="aapsonline.org"/> Interestingly, ObamaCare even costs significantly more, both in terms of actual money and as a percentage of GDP, than most universal healthcare programs, such as Australia's, which costs roughly half as much as a percentage of GDP, and delivers comparable or better results.{{cn}}

Obamacare will soon cause havoc and harm to tens of millions of Americans: 28 million Americans will be caught in a "massive game of health coverage pingpong" due to Obamacare.<ref>http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-medi-cal-churn-20130520,0,5572821.story</ref>

Obamacare caused havoc and harm to tens of millions of Americans: 28 million Americans were caught in a "massive game of health coverage pingpong" due to Obamacare.<ref>http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-medi-cal-churn-20130520,0,5572821.story</ref>

As of April 2014, the House of Representatives has voted 55 times to scale back or repeal the law, but none of those proposals has received consideration in the Senate.<ref name=fulltime/>

In April 2014 the House of Representatives voted 55 times to scale back or repeal the law, but none of those proposals received consideration in the Senate.<ref name=fulltime/>

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