Nobody takes anything you say seriously.
Everyone reading this thread is now laughing hysterically and marveling how you managed to step into your own bullshit yet again!
@)
You are one of the most mentally deranged person I know. People have been laughing at you your whole life. But I don't beat a dog when it's down. You have been beaten enough in your life.
Beccarsvl, Roseville, United States, 2 hours ago
I was getting 36+ hours a week at work and because of Obamacare they knocked me down to less than 26 hours a week because with Obamacare full time is anything over 29 hours a week not 40 like it use to be. Now I have to find another job to make up the hours I'm losing.
PurpleMama, South Florida, US, 3 hours ago
I'm a huge liberal, and a lifelong Democrat, and I voted Obama, but this whole ACA is a disaster. I was a single payer supporter, but hopeful that the ACA would be good enough. Well, it is not. My family is exactly who the ACA should be helping, but we get the boot. I've been paying $25k cash out of pocket for medical expenses and premiums for the past 3 years since we left jobs and expanded a small business. We have 3 kids, a pre-existing medical condition, are very educated and business owners paying taxes and boosting the economy while suffering in our personal lives because of the US insurance industry. We were told that even though we pay over $2,100 a month for medical insurance and out of pocket bills, I cannot use ACA to subsidize care for my family because we'd have to split up the plans and put my kids on state run insurance (a step above Medicaid) because our income is too low. Well, maybe if we weren't spending $25k a year for doctors, we'd have more cash! Ridiculous!!!!!!
I was getting 36+ hours a week at work and because of Obamacare they knocked me down to less than 26 hours a week because with Obamacare full time is anything over 29 hours a week not 40 like it use to be. Now I have to find another job to make up the hours I'm losing.
PurpleMama, South Florida, US, 3 hours ago
I'm a huge liberal, and a lifelong Democrat, and I voted Obama, but this whole ACA is a disaster. I was a single payer supporter, but hopeful that the ACA would be good enough. Well, it is not. My family is exactly who the ACA should be helping, but we get the boot. I've been paying $25k cash out of pocket for medical expenses and premiums for the past 3 years since we left jobs and expanded a small business. We have 3 kids, a pre-existing medical condition, are very educated and business owners paying taxes and boosting the economy while suffering in our personal lives because of the US insurance industry. We were told that even though we pay over $2,100 a month for medical insurance and out of pocket bills, I cannot use ACA to subsidize care for my family because we'd have to split up the plans and put my kids on state run insurance (a step above Medicaid) because our income is too low. Well, maybe if we weren't spending $25k a year for doctors, we'd have more cash! Ridiculous!!!!!!
Why the new CBO report on Obamacare is good news
http://www.latimes.com/business/hiltzik/la-fi-mh-cbo-20140204,0,3106578.story#axzz2sQy4CpDc
"The CBO, in any case, says that in 2015-2024, the government will pay out $8 billion in risk subsidies to the insurers but collect $16 billion. Real-world math says this is a gain to the Treasury of $8 billion; GOP math says it's a "bailout." You be the judge."
http://www.latimes.com/business/hiltzik/la-fi-mh-cbo-20140204,0,3106578.story#axzz2sQy4CpDc
"The CBO, in any case, says that in 2015-2024, the government will pay out $8 billion in risk subsidies to the insurers but collect $16 billion. Real-world math says this is a gain to the Treasury of $8 billion; GOP math says it's a "bailout." You be the judge."
CBO said the debt will be 79% of GDP at the end of 2024 and "such a large debt poses a greater risk of precipitating a fiscal crisis"
Beyond 2017, CBO expects that economic growth will diminish to a pace that is well below the average seen over the past several decades
According to the CBO about 31 million non-elderly residents of the United States are likely to be without health insurance in 2024
CBO: "exchange subsidies effectively constitute a tax on labor supply"
Fewer workers, fewer folks with insurance through their employer, and lower wages, all detailed in the report.
I could do this all day.
[h=2]Many consumers faced hurdles signing up for Covered California health plans. Now they're having trouble finding in-network doctors.[/h]I could quite literally do this all day.
So can I.
Insurance companies have been using limited provider networks for a long time. It's how they conducted business before Obamacare came along and, for better or worse, it's how they'll conduct business now that Obamacare is law. Market forces, not government, are the main reason insurers are introducing tighter networks. Yet the people objecting to the result are the same ones who say they love markets. Go figure.
What more hilarious is blaming Obamacare only for the $1 trillion. If you're going to quote the CBO at least get your facts right.
The projected budget deficit in 2014 is $514 billion, according to CBO, the lowest level during President Barack Obama’s presidency and well below the $1.4 trillion deficit in 2009, which followed heavy federal spending and and a collapse in revenue after the financial crisis. After falling again next year, according to CBO, the deficit will mushroom to more than $1 trillion by 2022. The increase is almost entirely due to the cost of Social Security benefits, health care programs, and interest payments on the national debt—without those three items, federal spending as a percentage of GDP is actually lower than at any time since 1940, when reporting of such data began.
