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A new study charts a steady and impressive decline in Americans without health coverage since 2013, a decline that was far sharper in the Medicaid expansion states.

Ever since the 2010 passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Republicans have worked to sabotage the law--what will happen in Kentucky if they do?

Supporters of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act are not happy with news out of Kentucky, which on Tuesday elected Matt Bevin, a Republican and vehement opponent of PPACA, as governor.

Workers helping to enroll people in health care plans under PPACA must fight efforts to scare off millions who still have not purchased insurance, President Obama said.

While the battle rages over the escalating cost of some prescription drugs, American consumption of these pharmaceuticals in general is at an all-time high, with no slowing of usage in sight.

In a Monday column for the conservative Washington Times, however, Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyoming, suggested that the landmark health overhaul would soon collapse, leaving nobody to defend President Obamas signature domestic policy.