Pheonixops
Proud Liberal
will the fines be cheaper?
I imagine they will be somewhat cheaper, but you won't have guaranteed insurance. You will still liable for any medical bills you incur.
I'm on medicare stupid, your victory just cost medicare 500 billion dollars. I'll get less care not more.
Well, let's Fact check this:
"Seniors will see $500 billion in Medicare cuts to fund Obamacare."

"Some of the changes included in the health care law increase Medicare spending to improve benefits and coverage, said Tricia Neuman, who is vice president and director of the Medicare Policy Project at the Kaiser Family Foundation -- a trusted independent source. For instance, the health care law adds $5 billion to help cover prevention services and $43 billion to help fill in a gap for enrollees purchasing prescription drugs through the Medicare Part D program (sometimes called the doughnut hole)."
"Other changes reduce the growth in Medicare spending ****(Wait!!!!! I thought "conservatives were against the expansion of Medicare?????) to help the program operate more efficiently and help pay for coverage expansions to the uninsured in the underlying health reform legislation, Neuman said. And yet other provisions are designed to improve the delivery and quality of care. (Neuman explains the changes in an easily digestible tutorial on the Kaiser Family Foundation's website. It's the best non-ideological explanation we've seen.)"
"The key to this claim is the fact that the health care law does not take $500 billion out of the current Medicare budget. Rather, the bill attempts to slow the program's future growth, curtailing just over $500 billion in future spending increases over the next 10 years.
In fact, Medicare spending will still increase."
"The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projects Medicare spending will reach $929 billion in 2020, up from $499 billion in actual spending in 2009. So while the health care law reduces the amount of projected spending increases in Medicare, the law doesn't cut Medicare.
Put simpler, Medicares budget will continue to grow -- just at a smaller rate than had originally been projected."
SOURCE
So what's the "problem"?????
