I guess I might qualify as  "others" so I'll butt in here and throw in my 2cents.   Before Obama-care we had Medicare, Medicaid and of course the VA for the elderly, disabled, mothers and children and veterans. Then you had most employed Americans having health insurance through their jobs. What the ACA did was "force" some  people, who didn't want health insurance,  to buy health insurance at the point of the IRS's sharp sword. Buy it or else!  So they did or they accepted a fine when they filed their tax return. Those of us who had pretty decent health plans through an employer saw them gutted to the point that many of us simply don't go see a doctor anymore. Oh, we have insurance, its just too expensive to use it now. Those who didn't fit  into any category listed above were of  the tiny percentage of people  that benefitted the most, from Obama-care, yet contributed nothing. They will not work, they expect others to do for them what they could do for themselves.  Not a good result.