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Obama is on a hot streak. for the first time in over three decades, it s now added over 200,000 jobs a month for a full year and that s just the start. this morning we learned that our economy created nearly 300,000 new jobs last month. the unemployment rate went down. unemployment rate ticked down to 5.5%. which is the lowest it s been since the spring of 2008. for years republicans claim the president s policies weren t working, and for years they were dead wrong. this is a chart of private sector job growth. five years ago this month the president signed the affordable care act into law. and already that very month republicans were claiming it ....
Health reasons. four years and seven days since president obama signed the affordable care act into law. there are 6 million more people with stories like those americans who have signed up for insurance through the affordable care act exchanges ahead of tomorrow night s deadline, proving we ve come a long way from glitches and snags in a very rocky website rollout. just this month, 70,000 people enrolled every day. and in a final weekend push, supporters held more than 500 grassroots events across the country. now, how did republicans mark this final month of sign-ups? you guessed it, with a 54th vote to dismantle the law, proving that the right strategy for the 2014 midterms will still consist of dismantling or repealing a law that s given millions of americans access to health care. with increasing numbers of voters sharing their stories of coverage, it s time for democrats to go on offense on the affordable care act. it s time to own it. ....
Five and take military action. there is another big issue here, domestically. we are now four years on to obamacare being passed. it was four years ago today president obama signed the affordable care act into law. we know this is a big political issue, rich. the issue is, are americans better off or worse off with obamacare in their life? what we know now, the law is not going to collapse of its own weight which seemed a real possibility when the launch was so botched. but i think it s still pretty grim. if you believe the surveys of people who have signed up for the exchanges, most of them already had insurance which suggests what you have done is a churn where you ve knocked people off their old insurance and gotten them on the exchanges. there s not jump upside to that. this thing continues to be a political. mayor, are you proud of this law? very proud of it. rich i wish had been with me yesterday. this is a philly centric panel. ....
In ways you never thought possible. welcome to what s next. comcastnbcuniversal. the real madness in march would be if people have this opportunity for first time for financial security and health security for themselves and their families and don t take advantage of it before the 31st of march. health and human services kathleen sebelius still trying to reach out to young people as today we mark the fourth anniversary of president obama s signing the affordable care act into law. we re back now with a panel. well, the latest administration figure as of mid-march is that 5 million people have now signed up on the obamacare exchange. but, they still won t say how many of them are the young invincibles and how many were previously uninsured and how many of them have actually paid for their policies. laura, do you think they don t ....
Russian. and then what do we do? does nato do a so-called chapter five and take military action. there is another big issue here, domestically. we are now four years on to obamacare being passed. it was four years ago today president obama signed the affordable care act into law. we know this is a big political issue, rich. the issue is, are americans better off or worse off with obamacare in their life? what we know now, the law is not going to collapse of its own weight which seemed a real possibility when the launch was so botched. but i think it s still pretty grim. if you believe the surveys of people who have signed up for the exchanges, most of them already had insurance which suggests what you have done is a churn where you ve knocked people off their old insurance and gotten them on the exchanges. there s not jump upside to that. this thing continues to be a political. mayor, are you proud of this law? very proud of it. ....