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You are wrong, vector.

The version of Obamacare that Obama signed into law was passed by a simple majority in the Senate. Democrats had earlier secured 60 votes in the Senate to send the bill to the House. The House made some changes to the bill and passed it with no Republican votes. Democrats then used the budget reconciliation process to approve the House version of the bill in the Senate by a simple majority.

(Republican Scott Brown's election to the Senate meant that Democrats no longer controlled a supermajority of 60 votes, which is reason they circumvented a normal vote that required the 60 votes to send the final version to Obama's desk.)

Undoubtedly Obamacare created many jobs in healthcare and government, as it destroyed an untold number of jobs in most other sectors of the economy. Obamacare has been a disaster for our economy, which is thriving in spite of the law - not because of it.

I believe you are wrong the bill signed into law was passed in the senate with 60 VOTES the house had to pass the senate bill right before before the end of the year in fact xmas eve

https://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/r...vote=00396

https://www.forbes.com/sites/physiciansf...f16cee526b


The senate had already passed Obamacare before Brown won his special election so the house had to vote on the senate bill

As far as the job numbers HEALTH CARE JOBS have been going up every since the bill became law