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Considering the number of folks who claim to be small business owners and don't understand that their income is a deductible business expense, I vote for the latter.
Remember when Joe the fake plumber was against raising taxes on anyone making over 250K.
Even though his current salary was under 40K, he was anticipating making over 250K in a few years after he would open up his own plumbing business, even though he wasn't a licensed plumber.
If certain folks could read, they would notice that when you add up all the numbers the add up to a bit more than 100% from that we can see that the poll is a response to ranking issues regarding employment decisions. In other words in order of concerns healthcare and government regulations (while concerns) rank at the bottom of those concerns for businesses that expect to still be in operation over the next 12 months.
But the story being sighted isnt about those other concerns, its about the concerns of healthcare costs.
Nice try at deflecting.. You almost got away with it..
Considering the number of folks who claim to be small business owners and don't understand that their income is a deductible business expense, I vote for the latter.
This from the very same poster who deflected on the other posting.
Hey ovcatto, if your business is profiting $100K, and then your healthcare cost is $120K.. what do you have left
The fact that its deductible doesnt create money out of thin air
But the story being sighted isnt about those other concerns, its about the concerns of healthcare costs.
Nice try at deflecting.. You almost got away with it..
The cited concerns on healthcare costs have nothing to do with the ACA. The work to be done in helping lower the actual cost is barely started. But it needs Congress to strengthen those efforts as time goes on.
Remember when Joe the fake plumber was against raising taxes on anyone making over 250K.
Even though his current salary was under 40K, he was anticipating making over 250K in a few years after he would open up his own plumbing business, even though he wasn't a licensed plumber.
And? I know lots of people who arent licensed to practice law, this doesnt mean in a few years they wont be, after they finish school.
ITS CALLED GETTING AN EDUCATION AND THEN LICENSED
ooh I forgot, liberals think you cant do that in america.. haha.. what a ridiculous posting
The cited concerns on healthcare costs have nothing to do with the ACA. The work to be done in helping lower the actual cost is barely started. But it needs Congress to strengthen those efforts as time goes on.
Um, all of Obamacare has been passed into law already and doesnt need further approval from Congress.
Furthermore, Obamacare INCREASED many healthcare costs by adding in hundreds of billions in taxes. Why the hell do you think they calculated it as a deficit reduction bill
If certain folks could read, they would notice that when you add up all the numbers the add up to a bit more than 100% from that we can see that the poll is a response to ranking issues regarding employment decisions. In other words in order of concerns healthcare and government regulations (while concerns) rank at the bottom of those concerns for businesses that expect to still be in operation over the next 12 months.
A "bit" more? How about a lot more? Of course it is a ranking.
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The person stated that the title doesn't match the story, how is that deflecting?
Get a dictionary.
Because they were wrong...again...always.
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Well, these small business owners are nuts. Businesses of under 50 employees are exempt from many provisions of the Affordable Care Act.
Yeah...sure. Let's see it.
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The cited concerns on healthcare costs have nothing to do with the ACA. The work to be done in helping lower the actual cost is barely started. But it needs Congress to strengthen those efforts as time goes on.
Has EVERYTHING to do with obamacare.
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Additionally, nearly half of small-business owners point to potential healthcare costs (48%) and government regulations (46%) as reasons.
Lets not forget those burdensome regulations obama supporters always claim are not really there.
A "bit" more? How about a lot more? Of course it is a ranking.
Because they were wrong...again...always.
Yeah...sure. Let's see it.
Has EVERYTHING to do with obamacare.
Lets not forget those burdensome regulations obama supporters always claim are not really there.
I assume you you are among those that think the ACA is the reason that Ins Premiums & HC Costs have been going up at about 10% per year for the last 2 or 3 decades. Let's just say, I am not surprised you are among that group.
I assume you you are among those that think the ACA is the reason that Ins Premiums & HC Costs have been going up at about 10% per year for the last 2 or 3 decades. Let's just say, I am not surprised you are among that group.
We all know what happens when you ASSume.. I'm not at all surprised that you are among the group that thinks we can increase cost, and then just deflect on past increases to excuse future ones
Hey mr bob, I thought Obamacare was supposed to FIX those increases. How does adding hundreds of billions of dollars in taxes, and mandating more expense, supposed to drop the cost mr bob.
Same thing I was thinking. I'm looking at the statistics on those links and finding nothing correlating to the OP. I agree, it looks like another failed right wing "bash Obama" thread.
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Additionally, nearly half of small-business owners point to potential healthcare costs
It looks like more Obamots in denial. Barack Obama is not the real threat to this country. The people who would vote for this inept failure to be their President are the real threat to this country.
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Let's just say, I am not surprised you are among that group.
