Viktor
Diamond Member
To President Obama�s now-infamous promise that Obamacare �will lower
premiums� for health insurance can now be added this whopper from Gary
Cohen, described by the Wall Street Journal as �a top regulator� at the
Department of Health and Human Services: �The prices are affordable.�
Judging by the schedule of health insurance premium prices made public
this week by the Obama administration for coverage offered on government-
run exchanges in 36 states, Cohen certainly has an odd idea of
affordability.
Based on the example of a 27-year-old male nonsmoker living in Nashville,
Tenn., who presently can get a bare-bones policy for $41 a month, the
Journal said the equivalent coverage under Obamacare will cost $114 a
month. That�s a 178 percent increase. Obamacare defenders will say that�s
an apples-and-oranges comparison since the government mandates benefits
that aren�t presently included in a bare-bones policy. That�s true, but
it doesn�t change the fact that the young consumer is being forced to pay
178 percent more to buy a product he may not want or need.
Continues:
http://washingtonexaminer.com/examiner-editorial-more-obamacare-premium-
fables/article/2536397
We can stop Obamacare.
The issue is now before the US Senate.
Just call your Senators in Washington and tell them not to fund it.
premiums� for health insurance can now be added this whopper from Gary
Cohen, described by the Wall Street Journal as �a top regulator� at the
Department of Health and Human Services: �The prices are affordable.�
Judging by the schedule of health insurance premium prices made public
this week by the Obama administration for coverage offered on government-
run exchanges in 36 states, Cohen certainly has an odd idea of
affordability.
Based on the example of a 27-year-old male nonsmoker living in Nashville,
Tenn., who presently can get a bare-bones policy for $41 a month, the
Journal said the equivalent coverage under Obamacare will cost $114 a
month. That�s a 178 percent increase. Obamacare defenders will say that�s
an apples-and-oranges comparison since the government mandates benefits
that aren�t presently included in a bare-bones policy. That�s true, but
it doesn�t change the fact that the young consumer is being forced to pay
178 percent more to buy a product he may not want or need.
Continues:
http://washingtonexaminer.com/examiner-editorial-more-obamacare-premium-
fables/article/2536397
We can stop Obamacare.
The issue is now before the US Senate.
Just call your Senators in Washington and tell them not to fund it.
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