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obama's new health care plan has employers scared and already cutting costs.
Oct 16, 2009 | Posted by: Iria
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Judged: 1 1 1 obama's new health care plan has employers scared and already cutting costs. |
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“Freelance New Media Artist” Since: May 07
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Judged: 3 2 2 So what did President Obama do to quell the unrest? He went back to Michigan and made a speech, explaining how it could have been worse. "We saw 400,000 jobs lost in the auto industry in the year before this restructuring even began. I will not pretend the hard times are over. Difficult days lie ahead. More jobs will be lost. More plants will close. More dealerships will shut their doors, and so will many parts suppliers." Then he said this:“I want you to know that what you’re doing is making a sacrifice for the next generation.” ObamaCare: How Much Are You Willing to Sacrifice? http://snipurl.com/sjvlo |
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“Ignorantia valde pestifera.” Since: Jan 09
Harding Township, NJ |
Judged: 1 1 1 My employer is jacking up my cost up to $430 a month ... for a single, healthy man with no chronic or historical health issues? BULLLLLLLLSHIIIIIIIIT!!!! |
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Since: Nov 08
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Judged: 1 1 1 You know where to stick that mop, don't you. |
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“Love of $ is the Root of Evil” Since: Sep 08
Gotham City |
Judged: 4 4 2 Without such a program, the cost is going to be shifted to the public ANYWAY!!! Employers can no longer afford to pay for the health insurance of their employees. Workers everywhere are feeling the pinch. Not only would a Universal program cover ALL Americans, but it would take a HUGE burden off of US Small & Medium sized businesses. Corporations are leaving the USA and moving to Canada because they don't have to pay for individual health care there.... When will the public wake up from their commercial brainwashing? |
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“Love of $ is the Root of Evil” Since: Sep 08
Gotham City |
Judged: 5 5 4 It's because Conservative idiotic morons are preventing him from doing REAL good..... When Bush passed billions for banks and auto executives, they cheered... But when Obama wanted to pass a bailout for the working class, construction firms, and teachers.... They cried that he is spending too much! Conservatives don't realize how they are brainwashed by international bankers who fund commercials on major news networks that repeat the same garbage: Pro-Corporation is Anti-American Citizen Those corporations are multi-national... they are not US companies. Do the research... Look at the shareholders and owners of your favorite news media conglomerations and THAT will tell you who is behind the scheme. Just look at how they actively defend insurance companies! WAKE UP!!! |
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Judged: 1 1 1 Thank obama! |
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Judged: 1 1 1 Thank obama! |
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Judged: 2 2 1 All the health care in the world won't cure you of mental retardation. |
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“Go away hypocrites!” Since: Dec 08
minneapolis mn |
Judged: 2 1 1 All the insurance companies are money handlers: deciding who gets charged what,paying the doctors,clinics,labs and hospitals when they damn well please. It sounds similar to the oil cartels. But, Hey! These are capitalist American companies so it is ok. All in the name of making a buck off your back. Can you spell A-N-T-I-T-R-U-S-T? |
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“Go away hypocrites!” Since: Dec 08
minneapolis mn |
Judged: 2 1 1 Read a little more sweetie and educate yourself. The insurance companies do this BECAUSE THEY CAN. If you think that insurance companies (note that they are not the same as a health care provider) have your best interests at heart you are badly mistaken. |
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Judged: 3 3 1 I totally agree with you that all the costs are going to be pushed onto the public. We would be better off with Universal Care, where EVERYONE pays something and everyone gets care. A payroll deduction only penalizes the worker. A sales tax, however, would guarantee that everyone contributes something. No insurance to buy, no insurance companies to profit off of illness, all monies go directly into HEALTHCARE. The government it making this WAY TOO complicated. We are tired of getting robbed and getting VERY LITTLE in return for our premiums. Universal Care is the ONLY way to go. |
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Judged: 2 2 1 If you think problems are bad now, just wait until Obamacare is initiated. VAT...value Added Tax on EVERYTHING you purchase, diluted care, delayed appointments, refusal to administer medical tests because they aren't inline with the government matrix, age discrimination, superior care for congress; inferior care for the rest of us. Obama=debt forever Vote out democrats, balance government. Your freedoms are at risk, do not allow government to dictate what you drink, eat, weight, travel. It's coming, thanks to Obama. What a goon. |
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“Ignorantia valde pestifera.” Since: Jan 09
Harding Township, NJ |
Judged: 1 1 1 Yeah, it won't cure you of that unfortunately non-terminal case of rectal myopia you have, either. |
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Judged: 1 1 1 national health care, my azz...it's become international health care! |
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Judged: 1 1 1 The government knows that providing unlimited health care to the entire public would cost cost trillions of dollars that no kind of taxes could possibly raise. That's why they want private insurance to remain. Private insurance is quite good at limiting costs by requiring co-pays, deductibles, exclusions, dollar caps, and a laundry list of other controls. The fact that insurance companies can now exclude high risk patients like chronic drug addicts, AIDS patients, obese smokers, and others is the biggest way to control costs. The government can't afford to grant unlimited coverage and endure national bankruptcy. |
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Judged: 1 1 1 October 10, 2009 / http://tinyurl.com/ylx7kp6 On Tuesday, October 13, the Senate Finance Committee finally is scheduled to vote on its version of health care insurance reform. And therein lies yet another story in the endless saga of money and politics. In most polls, the majority of Americans favor a non-profit alternative -- like Medicare -- that would give the private health industry some competition. So if so many of us, including President Obama himself, want that public option, how come we're not getting one? Because the medicine that could cure our healthcare nightmare has been poisoned from Day One -- fatally adulterated, thanks to the infamous, Washington revolving door. Movers and shakers rotate between government and the private sector at a speed so dizzying they forget for whom they're supposed to be working. If you've been watching the Senate Finance Committee's markup sessions, maybe you've noticed a woman sitting behind Committee Chairman Max Baucus. Her name is Liz Fowler. Fowler used to work for Wellpoint, the largest health insurer in the country. She was its vice president of public policy. Baucus' office failed to mention this in the press release announcing her appointment as senior counsel in February 2008, even though it went on at length about her expertise in "health care policy." Now she's working for the very committee with the most power to give her old company and the entire industry exactly what they want -- higher profits -- and no competition from alternative non-profit coverage that could lower costs and premiums. http://www.commondreams.org/view/2009/10/10-0 Insurance: Money to Congress http://tinyurl.com/7ae8jm http://www.opensecrets.org/industries/summary... Pharmaceuticals / Health Products: Money to Congress http://tinyurl.com/kklzae http://www.opensecrets.org/industries/summary... Who Is Funding the Health Care Furor? WALL STREET IS BEHIND REPUBLICAN DICK ARMEY AND THE TEA BAGS!/ September 18, 2009 / http://tinyurl.com/nhnz68 A Bill Moyers essay on the protests in Washington, D.C. and whose funding opposition to health care reform. http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/09182009/wa... |
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Since: Mar 07
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Judged: 1 1 1 Read a little more sweetie and educate yourself. The government does this BECAUSE THEY CAN. If you think that the government(note that they are not the same as a health care provider) have your best interests at heart you are badly mistaken. |
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Judged: 1 1 1 Thank you ... those are very good points. But, who ends up paying for those in the exclusion group (addicts, AIDS, etc.)?? We need to find a way to get the uninsured to PAY SOMETHING, instead of leaving it to the general public to pick up their tab. Perhaps the public option is getting to look better. |
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