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The moment Americans embraced Obamacare. And why it couldn't pass today

CNN · Zachary B. Wolf · last updated
It took a dozen years, but the Affordable Care Act finally feels like a permanent part of American life. Once a major dividing line in US politics, the massive law that remade the US health care system also moved elections — and withstood many repeal efforts.
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