Obama and the rest of the elitist left feel the same way.

Via Washington Examiner:

A chief architect of the Affordable Care Act said in 2012 in a talk at the University of Rhode Island that the then-Democratic Congress exploited American voters’ “lack of economic understanding” when it passed the massive 2010 healthcare law.

Jonathan Gruber’s comment is the latest in a string of old but controversial remarks that have recently gained public attention.

“In America, we have a pernicious feature of our tax code, which says that if MIT pays me in wages, I get taxed,” Gruber, an MIT health economist, said during his address. “But if your employer pays you in health insurance, you do not.”

Gruber explained that most Americans become defensive and object when policymakers try to change this, because they don’t want their health insurance to be taxed. But it wasn’t until Secretary of State John Kerry, another Massachusetts “hero,” came along that he realized how to sell such a plan successfully.