RedTeamTex
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- Aug 27, 2015
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Obamacare enrollees must double to make budget projections work - Washington Times
Will the individual mandate be enough to do the trick and double enrollees in one year?
Either way, if it starts hemorrhaging enough money or if the taxpayers getting a little fed up being 'mandated'--this isn't a dead issue, and will heat up again in the Spring.
We should keep running a platform of stopping this Frankenstein monster before it lurches into 2018. By that time I bet there will be enough Blue Team defections to participate in a repeal and replace agenda that addresses the merits. All the hot air about 'personal politics' will have been exhausted.
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Maybe this is the way it should be. I was disappointed with Roberts in the big case a few years ago, but since he did squash the 'Commerce Clause' nonsense---maybe it's better for the electorate as a whole to have to be the ones to clean up the mess they made by lurching left in 2008 and letting those dimwits pass this monstrosity by "reconciliation." Live and learn, and next time they'll know better.
I think this will be a hot topic for Congressional races once again. Take stock next year of how much better your health care is next year, how much you're paying, and just exactly how much better it all is versus 6 years ago, America. Then make 2016 count.
Will the individual mandate be enough to do the trick and double enrollees in one year?
Either way, if it starts hemorrhaging enough money or if the taxpayers getting a little fed up being 'mandated'--this isn't a dead issue, and will heat up again in the Spring.
We should keep running a platform of stopping this Frankenstein monster before it lurches into 2018. By that time I bet there will be enough Blue Team defections to participate in a repeal and replace agenda that addresses the merits. All the hot air about 'personal politics' will have been exhausted.
*
Maybe this is the way it should be. I was disappointed with Roberts in the big case a few years ago, but since he did squash the 'Commerce Clause' nonsense---maybe it's better for the electorate as a whole to have to be the ones to clean up the mess they made by lurching left in 2008 and letting those dimwits pass this monstrosity by "reconciliation." Live and learn, and next time they'll know better.
I think this will be a hot topic for Congressional races once again. Take stock next year of how much better your health care is next year, how much you're paying, and just exactly how much better it all is versus 6 years ago, America. Then make 2016 count.
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