Katie Pavlich  Since before Obamacare was signed in 2010,
conservatives have warned the law would turn doctors' offices
into DMV style clinics with physicians rapidly rushing through
patients in order to survive under the legislation. Further,
grave warnings were given about doctors retiring early due to
Obamacare making the industry too expensive to practice in. Four
years later, 6 out of 10 doctors say they'll be retiring early
and now, patients are being rushed through appointments,
including at the offices of specialists.    When she started
protesting the doctor's choice of medication, "He just cut me
off totally," she said. "I've never been in and out from a visit
faster."      Obamacare was sold on the idea that the government
shouldn't come between a patient and their doctor. Further,
people were told the law would get them more treatment and
expanded care, not less. Primary care and specialty care offices
are already seeing the devastating effects of government
meddling in the healthcare system. We'r