GroupCare

Groupcare is a federal statute enacted by the 2nd Groupy McGroupface Congress and signed into law by President James Hewett. 
==Details==
The act moved Groupy McGroupface toward a universal healthcare system. It made it completely illegal for insurers to deny anyone based on gender or pre-existing conditions. Due in part to the Democratic majority led by then-Senate Majority Leader Frank Underwood in the Groupy McGroupface Congress, the bill passed in 2016.
==Political Effects==
The passing of the bill was seen as a victory for the Democratic Party and President James Hewett. Though, Republicans and other Conservative-leaning parties saw it as a disastorous act that would go over the budget passed earler in the year by the same Congress, meaning taxes would have to be raised. 
==2016/17 Groupy McGroupface Election==
Some Republican candidates vowed to dismantle Groupcare in the 2016 primaries, while all Democratic candidates were in favor of keeping it intact and eventually fixing some glaring issues with the bill. The act became a major issue in the 2017 General Election, though Republican candidate Alexander Hamilton praised the bill in debates, even saying that it had saved lives. Democratic candidate Frank Underwood, who helped pass the bill, promised to keep the it intact as well. When Underwood won the election, Groupcare remained law. It is still ongoing as of 2017.
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