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Senator Burr enjoys Senate hearing:
http://www.pnhp.org/news/2014/march...-about-canadian-healthcare-http-wwwlatimescom
http://www.pnhp.org/news/2014/march...-about-canadian-healthcare-http-wwwlatimescom
The non subsidized are sitting this one out...
Senator Burr enjoys Senate hearing:
http://www.pnhp.org/news/2014/march...-about-canadian-healthcare-http-wwwlatimescom
http://o.dailycaller.com/all/2014-03-13-4-of-5-companies-may-hike-deductibles-due-to-obamacare#1
"Four out of five U.S. companies have either already raised deductibles on their employee health plans or are considering it thanks to Obamacare, according to a survey of over 700 businesses by consulting firm Mercer LLC."
Raising the deductibles will hurt the individuals, but it will also slow the growth in healthcare costs.
You can absolutely blame the right for not expanding Medicaid in many of the least insured states. This alone would drop the percentage of the uncovered by much more that it has been.
Add to this the intentional misinformation in those states and others that have pulled the numbers down and put people at risk.
As to people outside of Medicaid, the hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars spent lying to the American public have absolutely kept numbers down.
States not setting up their own exchanges have kept the numbers down.
Statements like this one are why I call you a shill.
What is a shill. And are yu sre u arnt callng kttle th blakc
What would you expect them to say? If they have someone else to blame, they will. Obamacare is a perfect patsy for them doing what they wanted to do.
Sheeple for change!! Hurray. Premiums are up. Good work!!
http://dailycaller.com/2014/03/18/r...r-than-eight-years-before-obamacare-combined/
I read somewhere (can't remember)that this law will only insure an additional 1mm people (and that ~90% of the people signing up had previous ins that was canceled). And that after the law is "fully" enacted, we will still have over 30 million uninsured. CH, can you confirm that?
If true, it begs the question, why are we spending over 2 trillion dollars to insure a couple million people. It would have been more efficient and cost effective to just give them all a "Cadillac plan"
CH, did you catch any of the segment with Angus King (I-Maine) on Fox news this morning?