Today the House voted for the 40th time to either repeal or keep Obamacare from being implemented. So in response the Administration gives you forty reasons why that should piss you off.

Today the House of Representatives voted to pass a bill that would bar the IRS from any role in carrying out the Obamacare law or in collecting taxes to help pay for it. It was the fortieth time Congress has voted to defund, repeal, or sabotage the Affordable Care Act since it was signed into law in 2010.

This was the Administration's response, courtesy of Organizing for Action:

To mark the occasion, here's a quick rundown of 40 ways that Obamacare is already working for millions of Americans and will impact more beginning in 2014. 

1. Say goodbye to lifetime limits: Insurance companies will no longer be able to place an arbitrary cap on coverage. 

2. Children can no longer be denied health insurance because of a pre-existing condition. 

3. Starting in 2014, adults will no longer be denied health insurance because of a pre-existing condition. Free preventive care, including: 

4. Annual check-ups 

 5. Contraception 

6. Vaccinations 

7. Gestational diabetes screenings 

8. Mammograms 

9. Screening and counselling for HIV 

10. Cholesterol screenings 

 11. Colonoscopies 

12. Blood pressure screenings 

 13. Cancer screenings 

 14. Osteoporosis screenings 

 15. Young adults can stay on their parents' insurance plans until the age of 26. 

16. If insurance companies aren't spending your premium dollars on your health care—at least 80 percent—they've got to give you some money back. 

17. Insurance companies can't raise your rates by double-digits without justification. 

18. Insurance plans can’t require higher co-payments or co-insurance if you get emergency care from an out-of-network hospital. 

19. Women will no longer be charged more than men just because they're women. 

20. The health insurance marketplace will be ready to go in every state starting October 1 of this year. 

21. No-hassle comparisons: The online marketplace provides easy access to information on all available plans, so you can do a side-by-side comparison and find a plan that works for you. 

22. Many Americans will be eligible for financial assistance to help them buy health insurance on their own, so you can afford a plan that will be there if you get sick. 

23. When you buy insurance through the marketplace, premiums can be determined based only on these four factors: where you live, how old your are, how large your family is, and whether or not you are a smoker. 

 24. In the marketplace, you can choose a plan that matches your budget and needs: Platinum, Gold, Silver or Bronze. 

25. By 2020, the Medicare prescriptions drug "donut hole" will be closed for good. 

These are the essential benefits that all health plans in the marketplace must cover: 

26. Ambulatory patient services 

27. Emergency services 

28. Hospitalization 

 29. Prenatal care 

30. Neonatal care 

31. Mental health services 

 32. Prescription drugs 

33. Rehabilitative services and devices 

34. Laboratory services like bloodwork 

35. Preventive care 

 36. Wellness services 

37. Chronic disease management 

38. Pediatric services, including oral and vision care 

39. Lower prescription drug costs for people on Medicare. 

40. These states are already foreseeing dramatic drops in premiums: New York, California, Nevada, Connecticut, Oregon. 

There you have it. 40 ways Obamacare is helping and will help Americans—benefits the House of Representatives is about to try to take away for the 40th time.

Oh but don't think that is the ONLY trick up the conservative's sleeve, they are also trying to undermine it by convincing young people not to buy into it,

This courtesy of Salon:

First, some background. The “plan,” such as it is, works like this: Young people tend to be healthier and thus cheaper to insure, so they essentially subsidize the cost of older and sick people. If enough young people don’t sign up, and the pool is mostly older and sick people, costs will skyrocket. A price “death spiral” is health policy experts’ biggest fear with the law, but it’s exactly what the conservative groups want to artificially induce, thus dooming the law. 

To that end, conservatives are trying to rally young people to skip the healthcare exchange and pay the fine for violating the individual mandate to have health insurance. They’re making their case with GIFs, Op-Eds and a campaign to burn Obamacare draft cards (which don’t actually exist, but can be downloaded from FreedomWorks’ website for later incineration). Americans for Prosperity is even considering setting up kiosks at Universal Fighting Championship matches and college football games to tell people not to enroll. 

But, if this gambit is successful, wouldn’t that lead to millions of young people living without health insurance, and older and sick people paying higher health insurance premiums? And since Obama will never repeal his signature law, we’re talking about at least three years of intentionally inflicted misery, all for a shot at repealing Obamacare sometime in the future and replacing it with something that doesn’t even exist yet. What about the human toll?

Pissed off yet? Yeah, me too!