OK, if you're going to be dense about it JSB1...

Quoting Mark Peterson, Chair of UCLA Dept. of Public Policy:

"In contrast, the ACA was debated in three House committees and two Senate committees, and subject to hours of bipartisan debate that allowed for the introduction of amendments."

and from a ProPublica article in 2013...

"Every few days, it seems, there’s another hearing into one problem or another with rolling out the Affordable Care Act. It’s hard to keep track.
Since late October, by my count, there have been 10 House and Senate hearings. Eight were by House committees led by Republicans who oppose the law; two were before Senate panels run by Democrats."