Georgia's "guns everywhere" law, which would allow licensed gun owners to carry guns in bars, nightclubs, schools, government buildings and churches, is awaiting Gov. Nathan Deal's signature.

"As of this week, we have good evidence to the contrary. Health insurance premium rates are expected go up just 7 percent--a rate of increase much lower than what critics were predicting. And the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office is predicting that premium hikes will be relatively modest."

"The origin of these critics' argument can be traced to a thinly sourced article in The Hill, which quoted a former Cigna executive saying things like, `My gut tells me that, for some people, these increases will be significant.' The reports about insurance rates possibly tripling, which were widely repeated, appear to come from a single anonymous insurance executive."

There are those who criticize Obamacare in good faith, rightfully comparing its shortcomings to other international healthcare systems with lower costs and better outcomes, all while acknowledging that we don't live in a vacuum and that ACA is far better than the state of our healthcare system prior to its passage. Then there are the concern/doom trolls who are constantly reminding us that Obamacare is doomed to failure and just a few months away from total collapse, based on nothing more than right-wing talking points and 'gut' feelings. I have no problem with the former (I'm one of them); I have have many problems with the latter. If your arguments are based on nothing but a Hill article (go read the comments on the Hill article to see the company that doom trolls keep) sourced entirely from anonymous insurance officials, chances are you're losing the argument.

I still think Clinton/Warren would be a winning ticket.