According to the Kaiser foundation, which has tracked public opinion on the health law, many Americans voice support for specific components of the law, which would increase health coverage by expanding existing programs, like Medicaid, and creating private health care exchanges.
The organization of all this information into a unified and integrated understanding of the law is a massive undertaking, but would be immensely powerful in helping citizens understand the underlying constituent components of the law.
The system has a hiring freeze and has taken out 1,000 beds, which, because of obscure components of federal law, they hope will result in more government money.
New York City has been a leader in implementing the transfer and tutoring components of the law, but there have been numerous problems.
Over the last several months, conservative lawmakers have moved to chip away at crucial components of the law, the derivatives rules among them.
He is worried, however, that Congressional Republicans will chip away at crucial components of the law, including new derivatives rules and tighter lending standards.
In 2006, after pressing a case during procedural maneuvers to strengthen some civil liberties components of the law, he voted to reauthorize it, saying the changes "modestly" improved the act by strengthening civil liberties protections "without sacrificing the tools that law enforcement needs to keep us safe".
The state's lawyer was flustered and stuttering when she was pressed to provide an example of a course that could satisfy the different components of the law.
This is a historic moment for American health care," said Donald Berwick, who ran the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services until last year under Obama and helped implement big components of the law.
Also, when broken down into its constituent parts, such as allowing 26-year-olds to remain on their parents' health plans, the individual components of the law are quite popular.
