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Another recent newsworthy item that deserves scandal status in my opinion in that Obama's signature Obamacare program is falling apart at the seams:
1. Some requirements for businesses due to go into effect have been delayed to stop companies from laying off people and/or cutting their hours. Wouldn't you think they would have thought of that before they made the requirement in the first place?
2. This week Obama unilaterally and without a vote of Congress, exempted federal employees, appointees, and members of Congress and their staffs from having to participate in Obamacare. They can keep their cadillac healthcare systems paid for by who else? Us.
3. And now it appears the pre-existing conditions provision of Obamacare--you know that wonderful thing they used to sell the program to the gullible?--has been suspended because they are out of money and are scrambling to find billions of taxpayer dollars necessary to refund it. But they are not taking any new enrollees with pre-existing conditions into the program at present. . . .
But those of us who say this turkey should never have been passed in the first place and, because of the unworkability and serious harm it is doing, it should be rescinded immediately before it dismantles the rest of the U.S. healthcare system, are accused of being hard hearted, greedy, and terrible.
1. Some requirements for businesses due to go into effect have been delayed to stop companies from laying off people and/or cutting their hours. Wouldn't you think they would have thought of that before they made the requirement in the first place?
2. This week Obama unilaterally and without a vote of Congress, exempted federal employees, appointees, and members of Congress and their staffs from having to participate in Obamacare. They can keep their cadillac healthcare systems paid for by who else? Us.
3. And now it appears the pre-existing conditions provision of Obamacare--you know that wonderful thing they used to sell the program to the gullible?--has been suspended because they are out of money and are scrambling to find billions of taxpayer dollars necessary to refund it. But they are not taking any new enrollees with pre-existing conditions into the program at present. . . .
But those of us who say this turkey should never have been passed in the first place and, because of the unworkability and serious harm it is doing, it should be rescinded immediately before it dismantles the rest of the U.S. healthcare system, are accused of being hard hearted, greedy, and terrible.