Obamacare has proven to be a prevalent issue in the United States. It’s a huge talking point in the 2016 election with Republicans wanting to reverse it and Democrats trying to keep and even expand it. However, has the Obamacare debate had further consequences besides being a polarizing issue? Well, “according to just-published research by Johns Hopkins University sociologists. Stephen L. Morgan and Minhyoung Kang found the ACA’s passage caused a sharp drop in support for health-care spending across party lines and might have ushered in a broader conservative “cold front” when it comes to other issues.”
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