President Obama said
Thursday he was
"sorry" Americans lose health insurance, in
repeatedly said they will remain, and
promised to do
their best.
His
remarks came as a bipartisan bill was introduced in the Senate to delay the
implementation of the individual mandate of ObamaCare by one year, meaning
Americans would avoid a $95 penalty for not having health insurance that is
scheduled to kick in next year.
Obama told NBC news that he was to
apologize to the American people,
because of all of this because of him,
and they will
work hard, so that people know that the government is listening to their complaints,
and they (the
government) will do the best to those who are being
in a difficult position.
House Speaker John
Boehner RESPONDED to Obama's apology
late Thursday, and
said that there
must be an apology, but Americans wait for Obama
kept his promise.
Thursday's
bill was introduced by Senators Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and Mark Kirk, R-Ill.,
who said since the Affordable Care Act was passed, there have been “many identifiable
problems exposed in the law that need to be addressed.”
He said that the
Government should immediately
fix the legislation so that all can work well and people
can reach out and reliable. Manchin said
in a statement.
"We can start with a one-year delay
of the individual mandate to Eliminate
penalty fees if
individuals choose to not enroll for a health care
plan in 2014.
Legislation recognizes
that many of the positive part of the Affordable Care Act, which will bring the
American people get health care more affordable, and it should continue to be
done.
However, the addition,
it is important to look at the policy when
it no longer meets
the standards in Amerika.And
health program so
far failed, and we have to take action, for better
planning.
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