This article talks about the affect the Affordable Care Act will have on the doctors. The majority doctors believe it will have a negative effect, not just on their salaries but also the access they will have to technology for practicing medicine.

This article talks about the reasons people were unable to keep their current health insurances. It also talks about how people were told that they would be able to keep the insurance they had.

This article talks about some of congress's reactions when some of them were forced onto the exchange. Many members did not know everything the exchange included until they were made to do what ordinary Americans were expected to do.

This article summarizes ten different situations that violate American's personal freedom. The main source of these violations stems back to the government.

This article talks about the governments spying on millions Americans. It also talks about how long this has been going on and lawsuits going on to fight against the lawsuit.

This article gives examples of the wage gap between men and women in different cities throughout the United States. It also states that there has been an improvement in the gap since the Equal Pay Act was introduced

This article talks about the wage differences between men and women. It gives examples of the immediate consequences and the long term consequences of the wage gap.

This article talks about how many times the National Security Agency violated American's rights with the unauthorized surveillance of many Americans. Some of these cases were unintentional and some were intentional. The number reported was said to only have covered a few of the NSA locations but not all.

In this article the requirement for every one to purchase insurance or pay a penalty is said to be unconstitutional. The article explains what Clauses are violated and the power that congress does or does not have regarding the Affordable Care Act.

This article describes the penalty for not having health insurance. If an individual or family does not have health insurance the penalty goes up each year. The article also gives an example of a family having to pay over $2000 by 2016.

This article talks about the number of people that were dropped from their current insurance policies due to the Affordable Care Act. People were told they would be able to keep there policies but that was not the case

This website says the most controversial part of the health care act is the requirement for Americans to purchase it. It also has the opinions of others for and against the act, it is good to hear both sides of the story