
WHICH OBAMA, DO YOU BELIEVE, WHEN IT COMES TO OBAMACARE??!!
damnyoumaggot
2012/03/26 20:26:47
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Demonic Rat Hunter 2012/03/26 20:34:26damnyoumaggot!!?? I don't believe any Obama!!??





















If you don't have an individual mandate, the youngest, healthiest people will largely opt out; betting the won't need health care and saving the cost. Insurance premiums just keep soaring because the higher they get, the more only the truly ill buy into the system. Insurers are forced to turn to lifetime caps, exclusion of all pre-existing conditions, and dropping subscribers who become seriously ill to avoid bankruptcy. As more and more people lose coverage, costs of unpaid visits to emergency rooms (the only avenue open to the uninsured) keep climbing, and get passed on to all who are still paying into the system. It is a plan that is doomed to fail.
The real fix is to abandon private healthcare insurance as a primary solution and go to a national single-payer coverage -- Medicare for everyone. Those who want additional benefits would still be free to buy specialized coverage like Aflac offers to pay bills while on...
If you don't have an individual mandate, the youngest, healthiest people will largely opt out; betting the won't need health care and saving the cost. Insurance premiums just keep soaring because the higher they get, the more only the truly ill buy into the system. Insurers are forced to turn to lifetime caps, exclusion of all pre-existing conditions, and dropping subscribers who become seriously ill to avoid bankruptcy. As more and more people lose coverage, costs of unpaid visits to emergency rooms (the only avenue open to the uninsured) keep climbing, and get passed on to all who are still paying into the system. It is a plan that is doomed to fail.
The real fix is to abandon private healthcare insurance as a primary solution and go to a national single-payer coverage -- Medicare for everyone. Those who want additional benefits would still be free to buy specialized coverage like Aflac offers to pay bills while one is incapacitated; but everyone would have their basic health care needs covered; and the healthy along with the infirm would all pay into supporting the system. This would take the expense of heath insurance off of American businesses, as well. That would be a huge help in making our corporations competitive on the world market. No other country on Earth expects their businesses to bear the cost, or a substantial part of the cost, of insuring their employees.
Obama Care only works if most of the people paying into it "don't" get what they are paying for.
Under any other circumstances that were not a government program.
They would be prosecuted as the creators of a "Pyramid Scheme".
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In fact, the key provisions in the Chafee bill may seem familiar, as they bear a strong resemblance to those in the current Democratic Senate bill, and now in President Barack Obama's proposal. A mandate that individuals buy insurance, subsidies for the poor to buy insurance and the requirement that insurers offer a standard benefits package and refrain from discriminating based on pre-existing conditions were all in the 1993 GOP bill.
Former Senator Durenberger (R- Minnesota) says the reason many of these ideas have been shunned by today's Republicans, even called unconstitutional by some, is that political times have changed. "The main thing that's changed is the definition of a Republican.
Obamacare is a Republican idea.
In 1993, at the height of President Bill Clinton's health care reform initiative, Sen. John Chafee, R-R.I., along with 19 other Republicans and two Democrats, put forth a bill which was considered the major GOP proposal. One of the co-sponsors was then-Sen. Dave Durenberger, R-Minn. The bill, just like the Democratic version, never passed. But in a sense, it's been revived this year.
In fact, the key provisions in the Chafee bill may seem familiar, as they bear a strong resemblance to those in the current Democratic Senate bill, and now in President Barack Obama's proposal. A mandate that individuals buy insurance, subsidies for the poor to buy insurance and the requirement that insurers offer a standard benefits package and refrain from discriminating based on pre-existing conditions were all in the 1993 GOP bill.
Former Senator Durenberger (R- Minnesota) says the reason many of these ideas have been shunned by today's Republicans, even called unconstitutional by some, is that political times have changed. "The main thing that's changed is the definition of a Republican.
Obamacare is a Republican idea.
The bill failed regardless of which idiot thought it was a good idea, unlike Obamacare that passed on partisan votes with the help of buying, oops I mean bribing, a few holdouts.
A POTUS who "taught" constitutional law, bribed his way to get the law passed and then fails to be able to explain it. If it fails to be constitutional then how could he come out ahead?
In the end of the day, it's going to be the number of votes that going be the most important issues.
At the end of the day, people need to realize that EVERYONE wants healthcare reform and there are several issues that are not addressed by this law. Government control of health care is a very bad idea, their record in other areas scream waste and fraud.
The issue I have with Obamacare is the mandatory mandates of everyone getting healthcare, not like everyone can afford it, but the statues of current law is okay with me. If you think about it, what plans do the Republicans have as an option? Watch 1:37 mark of this video, and this is they offer. Sorry, but this is a fact. I don't like Obama, but at least we have this much in reforms. Again, votes count, and I hope the mandates are stricken down, but the Supreme court might shake a bee hive that they know could cause ripples on the political landscape.
Sad that you needed to go there in the first place, I always let the first one slide.