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A mandatory insurance plan that usually forces you out of the plan you wanted, and costs more, and has higher deductibles than you were paying, and has features you'll never use but requires that you pay for them, or face stiff penalties?
If that's "good", I'd hate to see what these people consider "bad".
Sure, the website is a train wreck. But that's actually the least of Obamacare's problems.
In fact, Obamacare is something that most people don't want, have never wanted, and resent being forced into against their will. Even if the website worked perfectly, people still wouldn't want it.
And the Obamanites knew that going in. Why else did they feel they had to make it mandatory? Because they knew people wouldn't sign up, unless they were forced to.
Obama said long ago, that he and his cronies were on the verge of fundamentally transforming the United States of America. And he meant it.
And now the American people are finding out just what he intended to transform it to... and they don't want any part of it.
A mandatory insurance plan that usually forces you out of the plan you wanted, and costs more, and has higher deductibles than you were paying, and has features you'll never use but requires that you pay for them, or face stiff penalties?
If that's "good", I'd hate to see what these people consider "bad".
Sure, the website is a train wreck. But that's actually the least of Obamacare's problems.
In fact, Obamacare is something that most people don't want, have never wanted, and resent being forced into against their will. Even if the website worked perfectly, people still wouldn't want it.
And the Obamanites knew that going in. Why else did they feel they had to make it mandatory? Because they knew people wouldn't sign up, unless they were forced to.
Obama said long ago, that he and his cronies were on the verge of fundamentally transforming the United States of America. And he meant it.
And now the American people are finding out just what he intended to transform it to... and they don't want any part of it.
Like having a really good product in store that is not really good, you are forced to go into the store whether you want to or not , forced to pay a terribly high price for product you do not want. If you decide not to buy it the fine you on the way out the door.
A store most of us would drive right by
It like all wealth sharing is just a shift fro those who can pay (in government opinion) to those who can't because of income level or health risk. Like all one size fits all its not the most efficient coverage for everyone in the fixed mandates.
I see Obamacare as any new device at launch. Say iPhone 5 with the Apple Maps issues. There will be issues with them upon rollout. Then based on feedback they need to fix it. After that, it should be fine. I don't mind Obama thinking the law works, he did push for it and signed it after all. What I do mind is the whole "you have your plan and like it, you can keep it (so long as it matches Obamacare standards)" lie and redirect.
actually obamacare is more like a new store grand opening with a horrible product, and no registers to record any sales, and no prices to give to the customers. its a charlie foxtrot all the way around.
actually obamacare is more like a new store grand opening with a horrible product, and no registers to record any sales, and no prices to give to the customers. its a charlie foxtrot all the way around.
the website issues I can agree with the problems, the price is a little too high (even with subsidies) but the issues of the website can be fixed (hopefully soon.)
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I see Obamacare as any new device at launch. Say iPhone 5 with the Apple Maps issues. There will be issues with them upon rollout. Then based on feedback they need to fix it. After that, it should be fine. I don't mind Obama thinking the law works, he did push for it and signed it after all. What I do mind is the whole "you have your plan and like it, you can keep it (so long as it matches Obamacare standards)" lie and redirect.
I've never had an iPhone... should we be forced to buy one?
A mandatory insurance plan that usually forces you out of the plan you wanted, and costs more, and has higher deductibles than you were paying, and has features you'll never use but requires that you pay for them, or face stiff penalties?
If that's "good", I'd hate to see what these people consider "bad".
Sure, the website is a train wreck. But that's actually the least of Obamacare's problems.
In fact, Obamacare is something that most people don't want, have never wanted, and resent being forced into against their will. Even if the website worked perfectly, people still wouldn't want it.
And the Obamanites knew that going in. Why else did they feel they had to make it mandatory? Because they knew people wouldn't sign up, unless they were forced to.
Obama said long ago, that he and his cronies were on the verge of fundamentally transforming the United States of America. And he meant it.
And now the American people are finding out just what he intended to transform it to... and they don't want any part of it.
Kinda, and then it's like getting that product home and finding it it cost twice as much and does things you don't need and doesn't do things you do need, but yet you're stuck with it.
I've never had an iPhone... should we be forced to buy one?
If you talk to Apple fans, everyone should have their products. (Kinda sound like Democrats saying Obamacare is good come to think of it.) Personally, I've had two iPods, only worked adequate for me until it got up in age...
the website issues I can agree with the problems, the price is a little too high (even with subsidies) but the issues of the website can be fixed (hopefully soon.)
i dont even care about the website, as you said it can be fixed. the law on the other hand will require an act of god, congress, the old soviet union, china, and the will of the people to get fixed imo.
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