I think he is referring to the facts that:

1) We couldn't keep our existing plan if we liked it - as promised.  (I couldn't.  It was considered "too good" - Cadillac).
2) Our insurance premiums (and deductibles) did NOT gow down - as promised.  Instead, prices skyrocketed.

You cannot simultaneously give some 20 million non-payers health insurance without doing something about the soaring costs of healthcare (mostly from companies that want to raise prices from $13 to $750 a pill), while making sure the middle and lower classes don't pay, without seriously revamping the tax code.  Oh, and level the playing field for the people with pre-existing conditions.

Obamacare addressed none of these issues.  Instead, it was just a "Look What We Did" play by the politicians in control.