President Obama’s approval rating is sinking to a new low according to CNN, likely having a lot to do with the Affordable Care Act.  Dr. Kantor returns to Cliff Affordable Care Act Kelley’s morning show on WVON radio, to talk about this and all that has happened since they last spoke six months ago.  Right now in theory the Affordable Care Act works in conjunction with free enterprise and is supposed to be a partnership between private companies and the government. Dr. Kantor however believes that the Democrats ultimately want to replace our health care system with a single-payer system; a goal that they have had all along. With a single-payer system, like in Canada, the government is the only health insurance company. All doctors have to work for them and aren’t allowed a private practice. There are no fees to speak of, but we would see much higher taxes to pay for it. Cliff Kelley and Dr. Kantor discuss this idea, and take callers looking for clarity on the issues of Obamacare with questions about caps on insurance policies, why we are seeing so many dropped policies, junk policies and more.

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