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There is a couple good things in there like the pre-existing clause or people not getting knocked off their insurance when they get sick. Thats about it and you didn't need Obamacare to do either one. So...without complicating the simple, if it was a good idea, the very people who wrote it...

Not likely. I wouldn't worry too much unless they run out of money for rims, gold teeth, xboxes, 200 Micheal Jordon shoes, cable tv, big screens, cell phones and the list goes on. No need for them to go hungry at this point.

That is the part that many don't understand. As our debt climbs and the dollar loses value, the poor are hurt more than any other group. As for Obamacare, unless you are recieving free medicare, then not much to get excited about. Bad news is, well........one will find out soon enough. If...

Have to show that information since you have a record 47 million on food stamps. No...you can just look at welfare for starters. And "our economy as a whole just shrugs it off and thrives" Really? What planet are you living on? We are 17 TRILLION in debt. But on a upside. 47M Americans...

If everyone had your work ethic then we would be fine. Sadly, that isn't the case. You don't need tv or anything else to realize there is way too many on the government dole that shouldn't be. You say that is a small number and I have not seen a thing to support that. Welfare roles are the...

Speaking of hospitals, some of the top ones are now saying no to Obamacare. Had to know this was coming. Top Hospitals Opt Out of Obamacare - US News and World Report

And of course we can't have it as gloom and doom for all. Lot lizards can now embrace Obamacare. :cool: Sex workers embrace Obamacare - Nov. 1, 2013

Ummm???. Always wondered why some had a stuffed Pink Panther in their passenger seat.:cool:

The congressional hearing is limited to a few minutes of sound bites. Doesn't even come close to covering specifics. FAQ: Grandfathered Health Plans - Kaiser Health News

I seen his speech or most of it from Boston......I couldn't stop laughing. It brought new meaning to "looks like lipstick on a pig".

No......those plans do not have to meet the Obamacare guidelines. In otherwords, if you are 60, and have a plan written on or before 2010, and haven't been cancelled by the carrier, you can keep that plan. Probably should add, most will call or refer to these as "grandfathered plans or...

Keep in mind that if you have a policy that was written in 2010 or before, you can keep that policy with no changes. That is assuming they didn't send you a cancellation policy. So......may not have to pretend you are broke afterall. :cool:

You are absolutely correct. Our family operates a medical clinic here in TN. As it sits right now, only 44 percent of doctors are accepting medicare patients. That number will slide as they keep adding regulations and dropping the payment for services. One may have government insurance, but that...

I do agree with this first paragraph. I don't get or have an interest in his racial profile whether good or bad. It may or may not guide how he does things but what I see is nothing but a typical career Chicago politician.

And the government certainly profits from it. Who do you think is keeping those fines/penalty? I do agree that one of the benefits of Obmacare is the pre-existing component and carriers can't just drop you. However, that could have been done without Obamacare. Again though, just moving money...

Was that Express-One trailer pasted into the picture?;)

That would be my opinion. It is a matter of whether to run another axle and all those associated costs.

I wouldn't necessarily call them "death panels" but you are correct, the hard right refers to them as such. Kind of like the democrats portraying the right pushing granny off the cliff in a wheelchair.

I said "death panels was a harsh word" but lets not kid each other. The commitees are already in place to determine what proceedures and at what age they will or won't perform something. These people are bean counters rather than physicians. This is specifically for the people in the medicare...

It would be hard to quantify an answer without knowing what "screwed by the insurance companies" means. Does it mean coverage not provided that wasn't paid for? Or...people kicked off a policy when they got sick? Could mean alot of things. Will government intervention change that. Not really...