Wyatt earp
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What the heck an obama care tax on my company health insurance?
- Thread starter Wyatt earp
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You have to pay your fair share so others dont have to....
Stephanie
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AND GET THIS. that so called tax on the uninsured is the FINE he has put on all you who doesn't want his crappy Insurance. what country are we living in where the Federal Government can FORCE you to purchase something for be FINED OVER IT?
take a look at everything he's put a TAX ON so he could supposedly PAY FOR THE ADDITION to the Federal Government. the Uninsured: 65 BILLION. THE MIDDLE CLASS: 4.2 BILLION.
take a look at everything he's put a TAX ON so he could supposedly PAY FOR THE ADDITION to the Federal Government. the Uninsured: 65 BILLION. THE MIDDLE CLASS: 4.2 BILLION.
jon_berzerk
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I finally decided to join my company's health insurance policy...
So I had to pay last year an a Obama care tax with out Obama care now I have to pay a tax on my company health care plan for Obama care?
obamacare is not about healthcare
I finally decided to join my company's health insurance policy...
So I had to pay last year an a Obama care tax with out Obama care now I have to pay a tax on my company health care plan for Obama care?
obamacare is not about healthcare
It's all about control.
jon_berzerk
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and loss of freedom
airplanemechanic
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Obama care isn't about healthcare.
It isn't about control.
Its about Obama.
It isn't about control.
Its about Obama.
It's a classic cloward-pivens tactic....
They manufacture a "crisis".... and then implement a "solution" that actually makes the "crisis" worse...and moreover it purposely makes implementing a real solution to the crisis next to impossible by creating an almost impenetrable tangle of "regulations" and "laws"...
Of course the point being that every "solution" to the crisis will entail purposely overwhelming the fed govt programs in an effort to cause those programs and the fed govt to implode under it's own weight. More racial revenge politics.
They manufacture a "crisis".... and then implement a "solution" that actually makes the "crisis" worse...and moreover it purposely makes implementing a real solution to the crisis next to impossible by creating an almost impenetrable tangle of "regulations" and "laws"...
Of course the point being that every "solution" to the crisis will entail purposely overwhelming the fed govt programs in an effort to cause those programs and the fed govt to implode under it's own weight. More racial revenge politics.
Stephanie
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Wow. All the butthurt crybabies (except boedicca) coagulated into one thread spouting their usual clichés and right-wing talking points. I don't even need to participate...
then leave. no one wants you here with your DNC clichés. by the way. are you being Paid?
Wow. All the butthurt crybabies (except boedicca) coagulated into one thread spouting their usual clichés and right-wing talking points. I don't even need to participate...
Another airhead progressive with nothing to add to the conversation....and we wouldnt have missed had you not chimed in.
Stephanie
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Wow. All the butthurt crybabies (except boedicca) coagulated into one thread spouting their usual clichés and right-wing talking points. I don't even need to participate...
Another airhead progressive with nothing to add to the conversation....and we wouldnt have missed had you not chimed in.
another tool/sheep for the DNC. I might add a: useless tool is more like it
Arianrhod
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Wow. All the butthurt crybabies (except boedicca) coagulated into one thread spouting their usual clichés and right-wing talking points. I don't even need to participate...
then leave.
Do I frighten you that much?
Wow. All the butthurt crybabies (except boedicca) coagulated into one thread spouting their usual clichés and right-wing talking points. I don't even need to participate...
then leave.
Do I frighten you that much?
Only in that idiots like you vote.
Stephanie
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Lets get behind having this REPEALED
SNIP:
Plurality of Independents Disapprove of Obamacare, Support Full Repeal
BY: Morgan Chalfant
August 20, 2015 9:50 am
A plurality of Americans identifying as Independents hold an unfavorable view of Obamacare two months after the Supreme Court upheld a key element of the president’s championed health care law.
A Kaiser Health Tracking Poll released Thursday indicates that 46 percent of independents view the Affordable Care Act unfavorably, while only 39 percent have a favorable view of the health care law.
Not only are Independent voters dissatisfied with the law, but they are also most likely to support a full repeal of Obamacare by Congress. Twenty-eight percent of these Americans support a complete repeal of the law, while 17 percent are in favor of scaling back what it does for health care in the country. Twenty-five percent of Independents would like to see Congress expand the law.
Unsurprisingly, Democrats are most likely to support expanding the Affordable Care Act (44 percent do), though a small share—6 percent—support a repeal of Obamacare by Congress. Among Republicans, support for repeal is strong, with a majority of GOP voters—57 percent—calling for it.
Republicans are also largely united in their disapproval of the law, as 71 percent view it unfavorably; among Democrats, on the other hand, Obamacare receives a 76 percent approval rating.
The poll comes a month after news broke that approximately 6.6 million U.S. taxpayers paid a penalty for not having health insurance imposed this year under Obamacare. The figure exceeded the Obama administration’s initial estimate by 10 percent, indicating that Americans were more likely than predicted to prefer a fine over paying for Obamacare.
ALL of it here:
Plurality of Independents Disapprove of Obamacare, Support Full Repeal
SNIP:
Plurality of Independents Disapprove of Obamacare, Support Full Repeal
BY: Morgan Chalfant
August 20, 2015 9:50 am
A plurality of Americans identifying as Independents hold an unfavorable view of Obamacare two months after the Supreme Court upheld a key element of the president’s championed health care law.
A Kaiser Health Tracking Poll released Thursday indicates that 46 percent of independents view the Affordable Care Act unfavorably, while only 39 percent have a favorable view of the health care law.
Not only are Independent voters dissatisfied with the law, but they are also most likely to support a full repeal of Obamacare by Congress. Twenty-eight percent of these Americans support a complete repeal of the law, while 17 percent are in favor of scaling back what it does for health care in the country. Twenty-five percent of Independents would like to see Congress expand the law.
Unsurprisingly, Democrats are most likely to support expanding the Affordable Care Act (44 percent do), though a small share—6 percent—support a repeal of Obamacare by Congress. Among Republicans, support for repeal is strong, with a majority of GOP voters—57 percent—calling for it.
Republicans are also largely united in their disapproval of the law, as 71 percent view it unfavorably; among Democrats, on the other hand, Obamacare receives a 76 percent approval rating.
The poll comes a month after news broke that approximately 6.6 million U.S. taxpayers paid a penalty for not having health insurance imposed this year under Obamacare. The figure exceeded the Obama administration’s initial estimate by 10 percent, indicating that Americans were more likely than predicted to prefer a fine over paying for Obamacare.
ALL of it here:
Plurality of Independents Disapprove of Obamacare, Support Full Repeal
Iceweasel
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Where are your facts, smegma breath?^See? With a little bit of prodding, even you can present some facts to go with your opinion. Brava!
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