Bfgrn
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There are links above that clearly state that ACA has hurt the job market. Some jobs have been added to the health care industry, but many more have been lost in all other sectors. Employers are not hiring because of this damned legislation and they won't be for several more years. Thus it hurts the unemployed.
How does it hurt the poor? I was speaking of those people who will be poor when it is implemented. Those people who are just over the 133% of poverty income level are going to be devastated. They are going to have to start forking over at least another $150/month for insurance. Trust me, $150/month goes a hell of a long way.
Of course, Obama doesn't give a shit because by the time 2014 rolls around he won't be campaigning any longer. He'll be in retirement as we all know he doesn't have a clue as to how to lead this country.
Immie
Hey Immie, check out this article. It is written by a guy who was an executive VP at Cigna for 15 years.
Volunteer Doctors Can't Keep Up with Needs of Uninsured and Underinsured
I don't have a lot of time and only scanned your article. I don't see anything that contradicts what I said.
As I am currently unemployed, with very little hope of finding a job in the next two and a half years or beyond thank to ACA, I can tell you that if it were now 2014, I would be in a world of hurt having to come up with an additional $150/month.
That is where I am coming from. The ACA is severely limiting my chances of becoming employed again and if I had to throw away $150/month today for insurance, I simply could not keep pace.
Immie
You are currently unemployed, and listening to LIES...
There's no 'job-killing health-care law'