Marco Rubio Loves His Obamacare

[NoTeaPartyPleez]

DEC 10 2015, 10:02 PM ET
Obamacare Foe Marco Rubio Insured Under Affordable Care Act

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio boasts of being the only Republican presidential candidate to have dealt a blow to Obamacare — but he's also insured under the law.

Rubio's campaign confirmed to NBC News that the GOP presidential candidate and his family remain insured under the law, through the D.C. exchange. He first signed up in 2013, at which point spokeswoman Brooke Sammon told the Tampa Bay Times that Rubio "spent time looking at all the options and decided to enroll through the D.C. exchange for coverage for him and his family."

He's not alone — Sen. Rand Paul signed up for health insurance under the law in 2013, as did all of congressional leadership at the time. Sen. Ted Cruz received insurance at the time from his wife's employer, Goldman Sachs, and now has private insurance.

The Florida senator, however, benefits from a taxpayer-funded subsidy offered only to members of Congress and their staff valued at $10,000, far greater than the subsidies offered to most Americans who purchase insurance on the exchanges.

Obamacare Foe Marco Rubio Insured Under Affordable Care Act

 

[NoTeaPartyPleez]

So liberals just say out loud that we need Medicare for everyone, universal health care and/or single payor while the "cons" just take it under the table and lie to their sheep.

 

[Hossfly]

So liberals just say out loud that we need Medicare for everyone, universal health care and/or single payor while the "cons" just take it under the table and lie to their sheep.

In other words damned if they do and damned if they don't. Does it offend you that Rubio and Paul are obeying the law or pissed because they aren't disobeying the law? Which is it, Canklehead?

 

[Kosh]

DEC 10 2015, 10:02 PM ET
Obamacare Foe Marco Rubio Insured Under Affordable Care Act

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio boasts of being the only Republican presidential candidate to have dealt a blow to Obamacare — but he's also insured under the law.

Rubio's campaign confirmed to NBC News that the GOP presidential candidate and his family remain insured under the law, through the D.C. exchange. He first signed up in 2013, at which point spokeswoman Brooke Sammon told the Tampa Bay Times that Rubio "spent time looking at all the options and decided to enroll through the D.C. exchange for coverage for him and his family."

He's not alone — Sen. Rand Paul signed up for health insurance under the law in 2013, as did all of congressional leadership at the time. Sen. Ted Cruz received insurance at the time from his wife's employer, Goldman Sachs, and now has private insurance.

The Florida senator, however, benefits from a taxpayer-funded subsidy offered only to members of Congress and their staff valued at $10,000, far greater than the subsidies offered to most Americans who purchase insurance on the exchanges.

Obamacare Foe Marco Rubio Insured Under Affordable Care Act

Look at those that are following the law!

The far left drones get all upset when Congress critters follow the law..

 

[Freewill]

I am insured under obamacare, no free ride, and I don't love it. When there is really only one option what is a person to do?

 

[The Rabbi]

DEC 10 2015, 10:02 PM ET
Obamacare Foe Marco Rubio Insured Under Affordable Care Act

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio boasts of being the only Republican presidential candidate to have dealt a blow to Obamacare — but he's also insured under the law.

Rubio's campaign confirmed to NBC News that the GOP presidential candidate and his family remain insured under the law, through the D.C. exchange. He first signed up in 2013, at which point spokeswoman Brooke Sammon told the Tampa Bay Times that Rubio "spent time looking at all the options and decided to enroll through the D.C. exchange for coverage for him and his family."

He's not alone — Sen. Rand Paul signed up for health insurance under the law in 2013, as did all of congressional leadership at the time. Sen. Ted Cruz received insurance at the time from his wife's employer, Goldman Sachs, and now has private insurance.

The Florida senator, however, benefits from a taxpayer-funded subsidy offered only to members of Congress and their staff valued at $10,000, far greater than the subsidies offered to most Americans who purchase insurance on the exchanges.

Obamacare Foe Marco Rubio Insured Under Affordable Care Act

Oh look. It's NoPee-Pee the dumbest lowest information poster on USMB trying to make some kind of case of hypocrisy when in fact Rubio is only complying with the law.
Fail.

 

[TheGreatGatsby]

The fact that Congress needs a $10K per year bribe to pass the law should tell you all you need to know.....

 

[Claudette]

All Fed employee's are using Obamacare at our expense.

Perhaps Pee-Pee should do a little research before he posts another one of his idiotic threads.