Some states in the South are refusing to implement two common-sense provisions in the Affordable Care Act ("Obamacare"). Georgia cannot join them, or it will place its citizens at a severe disadvantage and lose any status it still retains as the gateway to the New South. Unfortunately, Governor Nathan Deal and Attorney General Sam Olens are on record with misleading statements like: "Georgia must now work steadfastly on repealing this law and replacing it with reforms that help taxpayers," and falsely call the Act "neither affordable or accessible."

Despite last week's Supreme Court victory on health care, some Republican governors are still refusing to implement the Affordable Care Act, and that opposition could spread unless we act fast. We believe it's time for Governor Bill Haslam to publicly commit to fully implementing the Affordable Care Act in a timely and responsible manner. Please help by signing and sharing this petition so the thousands of Tennesseans depending on the Affordable Care Act may receive the care they need.

Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin, Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt stop attempt to re-litigate Affordable Health Care Act and implement THE LAW.

Governor Paul LePage and Attorney General Bill Schneider have made it very clear that they do not support the Affordable Care Act despite it recently being upheld by the U.S Supreme Court. In fact, they have threatened NOT to implement this act in Maine. It is urgent that Maine citizens urge the Governor and the Attorney General to fully implement the Affordable Care Act in a timely and responsible manner. The current and future health care of many Maine residents is at stake. Please don't let them down.

Scott threw away thousands of good jobs when he refused the federal billions$ for highspeed rail in FL.. Now he wants to prevent the 100% federal funding of healthcare for all Floridians without coverage and sentence millions of Florida children and families to sickness, poverty or death

Governor's Jindal's disregard for federal law.

As a person with a chronic disease, I know the difficulty of obtaining affordable care. Many Louisiana residents are without health insurance, one of the reasons we rank so low in all health indicators. The governor and attorney general need to stop playing politics with the health of Louisiana residents and implement the provisions of the Affordable Care Act.

Hospitals charge people without insurance one inflated price, while giving large discounts to insurance companies for the very same procedures. If that person can't pay the hospital will come after them for the whole inflated price, not the discounted price. I propose a bill saying hospitals cannot charge individuals any more for a procedure than they charge the insurance companies.o

Covering for 340,000 uninsured people in Louisiana .

America should sign this petition so that America can get better health coverage around the nation both poor, rich and everyone in between! Canada already has implemented health coverage to every citizen using there own tax money! We in America could learn from our neighbors! We say we are the best and greatest country but we can only be as great as our weakest citizen! So let's unite together and bring strength, beginning with medical coverage to all! It may seem like a pointless endeavor to some...I mean how can a single citizen bring about change? The simple truth is...I can't, not alone! You must unite with me one American to another American and stand hand in hand with your fellow American's...with all of America uniting we can be as strong of a nation as we once were! Let's change the course of history in America and show that we are still as strong and great as we have always been!

Now that it has finally been approved in Congress and upheld in the Supreme Court, we still have officials dragging on the implementation of the Affordable Care Act. In SC we really need this to be put in effect in a timely and responsible manner.

If the Affordable Care Act becomes the law of the land, we should have the option of purchasing insurance from the government to create more competition. For those of you who have reservations about this, Medicares paperwork costs are about 3% of premiums paid. Private insurance companies costs are about 15%. In this case, the government is much more efficient than private insurance