http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government ... g-the-fine
This is posted as a "public service" for the liberal crowd here...that, have rightfully lost all faith in Obama/DemoCare. Them, what ain't? Can wait fer the "easter bunny".
Opting out...
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Pudfark
Opting out...
HOW TO OPT OUT OF OBAMACARE WITHOUT PAYING THE FINE
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government ... g-the-fine
This is posted as a "public service" for the liberal crowd here...that, have rightfully lost all faith in Obama/DemoCare. Them, what ain't? Can wait fer the "easter bunny".
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government ... g-the-fine
This is posted as a "public service" for the liberal crowd here...that, have rightfully lost all faith in Obama/DemoCare. Them, what ain't? Can wait fer the "easter bunny".
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Pudfark
Re: Opting out...
Here's a reason...why ya should opt out:
COLORADO EXCHANGE: 25K FOR MEDICAID, 200 FOR PRIVATE INSURANCE
Colorado is one of 14 states operating its own ObamaCare exchange for health insurance. As a result, it has had more success enrolling people than the disastrous federal exchange.
So far, just 226 people have enrolled for private health insurance. At the same time, 25,000 Coloradans will be newly eligible for Medicaid benefits in January.
Pushing more Americans into the system through Medicaid not only increases the demand for health care services, but reduces at the margin the funds available to maintain that system. Either those with private insurance will have to bear a larger burden funding the system or the system will contract so that health care services are difficult to receive.
Nick Gillespie recently pointed out, a respected study out of Oregon found no difference in health outcomes from those on Medicaid and those uninsured.
Medicaid, a shared federal-state health care entitlement, reimburses health care providers the least amount. Providers typically receive around 18 cents on each dollar billed. Medicare, the federal health program for seniors, pays are 23 cents. Private insurers reimburse providers around 38 cents for each dollar billed.
These two programs, as well as the new health insurance subsidies, will likely soon consume all federal revenue.
Math will prove to be the biggest obstacle to ObamaCare.
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government ... -Insurance
So...it seems readily apparent, in Colorado....1 in 100 people have their own private plan. The other 99 on riding on the Government "dime". Yup....that's "Affordable Care"....fer 99%. Knot of doubt in my mind...that's gonna work.
Maybe folks oughta sign/sine up fer "DelawareCare"....as reported here?
It's cheaper and works better.....so, we were told a month ago.
COLORADO EXCHANGE: 25K FOR MEDICAID, 200 FOR PRIVATE INSURANCE
Colorado is one of 14 states operating its own ObamaCare exchange for health insurance. As a result, it has had more success enrolling people than the disastrous federal exchange.
So far, just 226 people have enrolled for private health insurance. At the same time, 25,000 Coloradans will be newly eligible for Medicaid benefits in January.
Pushing more Americans into the system through Medicaid not only increases the demand for health care services, but reduces at the margin the funds available to maintain that system. Either those with private insurance will have to bear a larger burden funding the system or the system will contract so that health care services are difficult to receive.
Nick Gillespie recently pointed out, a respected study out of Oregon found no difference in health outcomes from those on Medicaid and those uninsured.
Medicaid, a shared federal-state health care entitlement, reimburses health care providers the least amount. Providers typically receive around 18 cents on each dollar billed. Medicare, the federal health program for seniors, pays are 23 cents. Private insurers reimburse providers around 38 cents for each dollar billed.
These two programs, as well as the new health insurance subsidies, will likely soon consume all federal revenue.
Math will prove to be the biggest obstacle to ObamaCare.
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government ... -Insurance
So...it seems readily apparent, in Colorado....1 in 100 people have their own private plan. The other 99 on riding on the Government "dime". Yup....that's "Affordable Care"....fer 99%. Knot of doubt in my mind...that's gonna work.
Maybe folks oughta sign/sine up fer "DelawareCare"....as reported here?
It's cheaper and works better.....so, we were told a month ago.