Today is Election Day, and many believe that it represents what may be the last realistic challenge to the implementation of the Affordable Care Act (a/k/a ObamaCare). If the President wins re-election, it is virtually certain that the Act will be implemented as planned in January 2014. However, what many overlook is that even if the President loses, the Act still may survive – depending on which party winds up controlling the Senate and whether there is sufficient political will to repeal the law. As it stands now, there is a very good chance that the composition of Congress will not be dramatically different tomorrow than it is today – meaning that those expecting the Act to quickly fall by the wayside may be disappointed.
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