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Originally Posted by Armistead
Not so much to discuss it, course, some well, but wonder if it's effecting anyone as of yet. I've read several stories of rates going up for those already on insurance by their employer. My brother called, his insurance went up $2K a year with less benefits, his employer said blame it on Obamacare. My nephew was informed by his employer is dropping insurance alltogether. Our plan doesn't renew until Nov, so it's will be interesting.
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This article is a year old, but points to the wheeler dealer in the white house to get his plan approved in the first place:
http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/hig...6/09/id/441767
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A new trove of emails shows President Barack Obama’s White House agreed to help drug companies block a proposal to bring down medicine prices so they would back Obama’s healthcare plan.
In the end, the drug industry agreed to provide $80 billion to expand health coverage in exchange for protection from policies that would cost more, the Times reported.
The paper said Obama felt the deal had to be made if he was to be successful in getting his healthcare proposals — nicknamed Obamacare — accepted
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That article is a year old, but next year today's scandal's of tea party, NSA, AP phone records among other scandals will be a year old. What happens then?
My concern is all of the handicap people that had no insurance are already on the Obama health care plan and it would be a real shame to take them back off insurance again.
It's that darn $200 a month they want and the extra 13,000 IRS agents that want my bank account information ... not to mention the $50 penality for missing an appointment that is already part of medicare, yeah it's true and the $35 fee from your bank for being overdrawn unless you have $400 in your banking account at all times to draw on.
There is some hope to stopping the Obama health care plan
before it can become law in January 2013 with a majority vote in the Senate.
Mass has a special election next week: Senate in the June 24, 2013 special election …
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013...in-final-days/
NJ just annouced a special election for October
Gov. Chris Christie’s decision to hold a special election for U.S. Senate in October
http://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf...o_october.html
and I suppose the rest of the senate races are in November ...