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With the advent of the Affordable Care Act, the share of Americans convinced that health care is a right shrank from a majority to a minority. Edsall points out that in 2006 Americans believed that health care should be a government protected right by a 69-28 percent margin and now they do not by a 45-52 percent margin.
Bad compromises were made when designing the Affordable Care Act, but even with these bad compromises the Affordable Care Act is coming in at a much lower cost than expected, $142 billion dollars lower, 11 percent lower. Edsall tries to morph the perception that health care as a right is no longer accepted by a majority of Americans into an American shift to conservatism.

Right-wing media are jumping at reports that the Affordable Care Act is forcing providers to cut jobs. Erika Christakis reflected on the frustrations of the students, drew on her scholarship and career experience, and composed an email inviting the community to think about the controversy through an intellectual lens that few if any had considered.
What he failed to mention is that as health care again became part of the debate, forces against any type of universal health care started the misinformation campaign that continuously misled Americans. Only single payer or Medicare for All would save more than the Affordable Care Act, as it insured us all.

Most Americans do not know that Obamacare has actually increased employment and decreased the budget.

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