Call To Action: We Must Retake The Senate To Repeal Obamacare – List Of Closest Senate Races And Links To Get Involved

I make sure to get friends, and family to vote...even to the point of getting,and mailing their absentee ballots. I also hit them up for money to send where needed to defeat the progs.

Even if you can only send a couple of bucks...if we all did it we could counter the lies, and turn the tide.

I think one very effective tactic in this war on obamacare that progs would consider, would be repeatedly pointing out that the IRS is now turned loose on people....and they would prob not stop at looking for HC fines. Repeat how brutal they are ...fines, leans, garnishments...and you must prove yourself innocent.

All those ads for help with the IRS are there for a reason!

No one is safe ! Even if some have jobs that provide HC ...many will prob be dumped by their employers. Say the car breaks down, you have to feed the family,pay the everyday bills, and pay the mortgage or rent but don't have money for HC ins. The IRS is a ruthless bureaucracy ... they will put a lien on that house or garnish your wages! But the medicaid bums will get a free ride.

http://wallstreetpit.com/9068...
IRS WATCHDOG: HEALTH REFORM RAISES PRIVACY ISSUES

Nina E. Olson, who runs the Taxpayer Advocate Office {TAO}, a federal IRS overseer, has warned the new health law may require more IRS intrusions on taxpayer privacy, to determine whether individuals got appropriate health coverage, and whether small businesses provide “affordable” coverage, all of which is defined by the government.

That’s because the health-reform law’s individual mandate requires almost all legal residents of the United States to have “adequate” health-care coverage, as determined by the federal government. And it requires businesses of all sizes to provide “affordable” coverage as defined by the federal government.

Health reform’s insurance mandate says if you do not have “adequate” insurance, you’ll have to pay a fine as part of your tax return. If your business doesn’t provide “affordable” coverage, you’ll have to pay a fine to the IRS, too, as part of your tax return filing.

The IRS must collect these mandate penalties, as well as determine whether individuals buy “adequate” health coverage, and whether small businesses provide “affordable” coverage to workers under the new law.

WHAT YOU NOW MUST TELL THE IRS UNDER THE HEALTH LAW

The TAO has noted Americans must now tell the IRS under the new law, according to a report obtained by FOX News analyst James Farrell:

*Insurance plan information, including who is covered under the plan and the dates of coverage;
*The costs of your family’s health insurance plans;
*Whether a taxpayer had an offer of employer-sponsored health insurance;
*The cost of employer-sponsored insurance;
*Whether a taxpayer received a premium tax credit; and
*Whether a taxpayer has an exemption from the individual responsibility requirement.

The TAO has warned: “This is different from the type of information the IRS typically deals with, and some taxpayers may feel uncomfortable about sharing it with the IRS.”