A day after House lawmakers voted for delays in implementing health care reform, President Obama today made a push for his Affordable Care Act, claiming that consumers will see rebates averaging around $100 from health insurance companies under the ACA.
House lawmakers voted largely on party lines yesterday to delay when individuals must have health insurance.
They also affirmed an Obama administration decision to delay when larger employers must offer health coverage to their workers.
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