
Sarah Kliff
Former Senior Correspondent
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Most polls show Americans to be sharply divided on Obamacare, holding the same views they had when it passed.


As a whole, the law actually saves money.


It often focuses on the expansion of government regulation and spending.


Even when the law is fully implemented, budget forecasters expect that 31 million people will lack insurance coverage.


Some parts of it are — but not all of it.


The health insurance subsidies are applied automatically to health insurance plans purchased through an online exchange.


Hospital care, doctor visits, and birth control are all on the list.


You can only sign up during an annual, open enrollment period.
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