claim: "a small majority of americans don’t think they like the affordable care act, but a large majority of americans don’t want to do away with the protections that are in the affordable care act."
author: hillary clinton
evidence_1: mar 6, 2017 ... the gop bill would roll back key affordable care act programs in a big way. ...  the american health care act would get rid of much of obamacare's architecture  for expanding coverage, while keeping many of the popular, broadly applicable  positions that most .... but they don't seem to have succeeded.
evidence_2: jun 26, 2017 ... one way to assess americans' likely views about the gop's better care  reconciliation act is to look at what they do and don't like about the affordable  care act. in a recent interview with vox, alaska sen. lisa murkowski — a pivotal  vote on health care— summarized her constituents' views like this: “i ...
evidence_3: dec 13, 2016 ... but obamacare's success in whitley county and across kentucky hasn't  translated into political support for the law. ... repealing the affordable care act.  the plans they have proposed so far would leave millions of people without  insurance and make it harder for sicker, older americans to access coverage.
evidence_4: nov 14, 2016 ... the vast majority of obamacare enrollees—some 85 percent—receive federal  subsidies that bring down the cost of their premiums. but those who don't might  indeed be facing unaffordable premiums. hillary clinton's health-care proposal  would have made those subsidies more generous. when trump's ...
evidence_5: dec 1, 2016 ... americans are divided on what they want to see lawmakers do to the aca with  one-fourth of americans (26 percent) wanting to see president-elect ... said they  would like to move quickly in 2017 on several health care issues – including most  notably, the repeal and replacement of the affordable care act.