Low-Skilled Workers Get Raw Deal Under Obamacare

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Looks like under Obamacare many lower skilled workers will end up with “skinny” or “bandaid” health insurance plans which may cover a few doctors visits and some prescriptions but may leave the insured exposed to catastrophic loss. This is exactly what we don’t need.

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White House sends out provocative tweet today, #ObamacareInThreeWords: “It’s The Law” (Image)

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Why are they so worried? It’s not like anyone would ignore the law.

I mean it’s not like freedom of speech is the law, or the right to bear arms, or freedom from unreasonable search and seizure, or due process, or equal protection, or the War Powers Act is the law.  Wait…

Those things ARE the law and the Obama administration has chosen to ignore them. Well, what’s good for Prez is good for the people I suppose. Maybe people should consider again just nullifying Obamacare.

It is our right under the law. We as a people can just say, “Go stick it in your ear.”

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Lawmakers May Exempt Themselves and Their Staffs from Obamacare.

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Leadership in both Houses of Congress are getting together to make sure Obamacare doesn’t saddle their staffs with thousand of dollars in new healthcare costs. The congresspeople are not too keen on giving up their current plans either.

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Roofers Union Calls For Obamacare’s Repeal

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The further we go along the uglier a mess Obamacare seems to be. Yesterday we reported that Senator Baucus, a Democrat, fears that Obamacare constitutes an economic and bureaucratic ”train wreck.“ Now even the unions are turning on the law. Of course many  unions got waivers from the law and so are not as concerned as the roofers.

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Obamacare is Obama’s Iraq War

The quagmire that is Obamacare (calling it the Affordable Care Act is a joke, it is far from affordable) has only just begun to pull us in. This ill thought out and massive social experiment is set to hike premiums and is already forcing some from full-time to part-time work. No one knows how far the bottom really is or how long the slog will be, but right now it doesn’t look good. But the drug companies are happy so we can take comfort in that.

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