Seniors with Medicare are torn on their feelings about the Supreme Court upholding the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
A survey by Extend Health, operator of the nation's largest private Medicare exchange, found that 46 percent of female respondents view the Supreme Court ruling as "positive," compared to just 27 percent of male respondents.
Most men, at 62 percent, think the ruling is "negative," compared to less women at 38 percent.
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