So why are you asking me?I already quoted them in the links I posted so I know the answer.
Smile! You’ve Got Socialized Healthcare!
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Just having fun at your expense Wally - besides I wanted to see if you actually read them which, it appears, you did not even though the links are from Arizona and Indiana sources. This way it means you can't blame the MSM for the truths exposed in them.
I rather doubt it. He has other things to think about. Maybe you should do his job for a week and then tell us about it.
I disagree. Obama has one mission only, and that's to create social justice for his supporters. That requires transforming the US into one where income/assets are transferred from the old winners to the new winners. Another name for the old winners is the new losers. No system can be created without winners and losers. Even you should agree with the immediately preceding sentence.
Obamacare a success
“There are now 22 million people with affordable coverage thanks to the Affordable Care Act, and that’s a big deal and that number will grow,” Sebelius said. “The cost story is even more dramatic. Costs in health care are rising at the lowest level in 50 years, and that’s not just in the private insurance market.”
Sebelius: Rollout rocky, but Obamacare a success | Aspen Daily News Online
more money & lives saved every day thanks to ACA!
“There are now 22 million people with affordable coverage thanks to the Affordable Care Act, and that’s a big deal and that number will grow,” Sebelius said. “The cost story is even more dramatic. Costs in health care are rising at the lowest level in 50 years, and that’s not just in the private insurance market.”
Sebelius: Rollout rocky, but Obamacare a success | Aspen Daily News Online
more money & lives saved every day thanks to ACA!
Obamacare: Massive backlog stalls Medi-Cal expansion
A mountainous backlog of Medi-Cal applications is well into its third month, but California officials have provided little information about how and when the largest such bottleneck in the nation might be cleared.
The California Department of Health Care Services first reported 800,000 pending applications in April. A month later, that number had grown by 100,000 and has not budged much since.
As the state works through older applications, new ones continue each day to enter the system, which has been plagued by computer glitches and inefficient procedures for verifying applicants' personal information....
Obamacare: Massive backlog stalls Medi-Cal expansion - San Jose Mercury News
A mountainous backlog of Medi-Cal applications is well into its third month, but California officials have provided little information about how and when the largest such bottleneck in the nation might be cleared.
The California Department of Health Care Services first reported 800,000 pending applications in April. A month later, that number had grown by 100,000 and has not budged much since.
As the state works through older applications, new ones continue each day to enter the system, which has been plagued by computer glitches and inefficient procedures for verifying applicants' personal information....
Obamacare: Massive backlog stalls Medi-Cal expansion - San Jose Mercury News
And the Dem deserves blame for accepting the bribe..........
Virginia Republicans are so intent on denying health care to 400,000 of their constituents, they'll go to any lengths.
They possibly bribed a Democratic legislator—a deciding vote on Medicaid expansion—to leave office with the promise of a job for himself and a judgeship for his daughter.
Virginia Democratic senator Puckett to resign, possibly dooming push to expand Medicaid - The Washington Post
They passed a budget with a provision explicitly preventing Gov. Terry McAuliffe from acting on his own to expand Medicaid.
Then they essentially broke into his office to deliver the budget on a Sunday, Fathers Day, to give McAuliffe less time to review and sign it.
That's a nice way of saying they broke in. That's how the governor's chief of staff sees it in a scathing letter sent to all parties concerned, including the chief of the Capitol Police, clarifying "that under no circumstances are you or any of your officers authorized to allow employees of the General Assembly to enter the secure areas of the governor’s office without my express permission, or the express permission of Suzette Denslow, the governor’s deputy chief of staff." These Virginian Republicans would be right at home in the Mississippi tea party.
McAuliffe did sign the budget, using his line-item veto to excise the parts that said he could not act unilaterally on Medicaid. In response, "Howell employed a procedural move during a special session Monday to overrule two of the governor’s line item vetoes, temporarily thwarting McAuliffe’s plan to expand Medicaid without legislative approval."
Virginia Republicans are so intent on denying health care to 400,000 of their constituents, they'll go to any lengths.
They possibly bribed a Democratic legislator—a deciding vote on Medicaid expansion—to leave office with the promise of a job for himself and a judgeship for his daughter.
Virginia Democratic senator Puckett to resign, possibly dooming push to expand Medicaid - The Washington Post
They passed a budget with a provision explicitly preventing Gov. Terry McAuliffe from acting on his own to expand Medicaid.
Then they essentially broke into his office to deliver the budget on a Sunday, Fathers Day, to give McAuliffe less time to review and sign it.
That's a nice way of saying they broke in. That's how the governor's chief of staff sees it in a scathing letter sent to all parties concerned, including the chief of the Capitol Police, clarifying "that under no circumstances are you or any of your officers authorized to allow employees of the General Assembly to enter the secure areas of the governor’s office without my express permission, or the express permission of Suzette Denslow, the governor’s deputy chief of staff." These Virginian Republicans would be right at home in the Mississippi tea party.
McAuliffe did sign the budget, using his line-item veto to excise the parts that said he could not act unilaterally on Medicaid. In response, "Howell employed a procedural move during a special session Monday to overrule two of the governor’s line item vetoes, temporarily thwarting McAuliffe’s plan to expand Medicaid without legislative approval."
Re: Smile! You’ve Got SUCCESSFUL Socialized Healthcare!
Millions Get Obamacare Plans For $100 Or Less
Millions Get Obamacare Plans For $100 Or Less
Almost seven out of 10 people who bought health insurance on the federal Obamacare exchanges are paying $100 or less a month for coverage, according to a Department of Health and Human Services analysis issued Wednesday.
Tax credits available to people earning between the federal poverty level -- about $11,490 for a single person last year -- and four times that amount are the reason. Of the 5.4 million people in 36 states where the federal government manages the health insurance exchanges, 69 percent are paying monthly premiums of no more than $100 after tax credits, and 46 percent are paying $50 or less, HHS concludes. The analysis doesn't include exchanges run by 14 states and the District of Columbia.
High health insurance premiums in the pre-Obamacare market were a key reason why poorer people went without coverage. The Affordable Care Act targets low- and middle-income households with tax credits and additional subsidies. Of the more than 8 million people who enrolled via the exchanges nationwide, 87 percent received tax credits, HHS reported.
Tax credits reduced monthly costs for consumers using the federal exchanges by an average of 76 percent off the full premium, which amounts to an overall average price for subsidized plans of $82, compared with the average $346 sticker price, HHS reports.
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Millions Get Obamacare Plans For $100 Or Less
Millions Get Obamacare Plans For $100 Or Less
Almost seven out of 10 people who bought health insurance on the federal Obamacare exchanges are paying $100 or less a month for coverage, according to a Department of Health and Human Services analysis issued Wednesday.
Tax credits available to people earning between the federal poverty level -- about $11,490 for a single person last year -- and four times that amount are the reason. Of the 5.4 million people in 36 states where the federal government manages the health insurance exchanges, 69 percent are paying monthly premiums of no more than $100 after tax credits, and 46 percent are paying $50 or less, HHS concludes. The analysis doesn't include exchanges run by 14 states and the District of Columbia.
High health insurance premiums in the pre-Obamacare market were a key reason why poorer people went without coverage. The Affordable Care Act targets low- and middle-income households with tax credits and additional subsidies. Of the more than 8 million people who enrolled via the exchanges nationwide, 87 percent received tax credits, HHS reported.
Tax credits reduced monthly costs for consumers using the federal exchanges by an average of 76 percent off the full premium, which amounts to an overall average price for subsidized plans of $82, compared with the average $346 sticker price, HHS reports.
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On the contrary, more people go back to work after they are treated for illness thanks to ACA. A healthier society is a more productive one. And soon enough we shall see a big increase in social productivity.
Makes you wonder how the USA got along before ACA... I would have expected everyone to have died long before that
The Congressional Budget Office can no longer assess cost of Obamacare:
'Obamacare' Cost Can't Be Determined, Says Congressional Budget Office
'Obamacare' Cost Can't Be Determined, Says Congressional Budget Office