The welfare mother with six kids with six different last names: Who pays her premium?
The newly arrived immigrant (both legal and illegal) without a dime on them: Who pays?
We will pay our fines, their fines, our insurance and their insurance.
And they will call us fascists the whole time.
Time to abandon this failed experiment in liberty.
“Most” Americans will pay the premiums of those people. No idea who “most” Americans are, but I heard it all day at the top of each hour on radio, and Laura Ingraham said it tonight, that ObamaCare requires “most” Americans to purchase health insurance. “Most”? WTF is this “most” sh!t?
I would sure like some to look into what exactly “most” means. For whatever reason, I have a 100% certainly that I am included in the “most” category. (How could it be any other way?) But who else is a “most” and, more importantly, who are lucky non-”most” SOBs?
Who pays her premium?
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Remember that the cost to mandate that everyone buy insurance is almost $2 Trillion!I
[Serious questions: The welfare mother with six kids with six different last names: Who pays her premium? The newly arrived immigrant (both legal and illegal) without a dime on them: Who pays?]
These people will go to the emergency room for “free” treatment. People in this subculture who don’t like to wait for treatment in the emergency room simply call a “free” ambulance. When those new clients crammed into the “expanded” Medicaid program can’t find a doctor or have to wait three weeks to see one they will go to the “free” emergency room.
What legal immigrants come here poor? None that I ever saw going through the process.
What legal immigrants come here poor? None that I ever saw going through the process.
The welfare mother with six kids with six different last names: Who pays her premium?
The newly arrived immigrant (both legal and illegal) without a dime on them: Who pays?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/special/politics/what-health-bill-means-for-you/
Your coverage:
Right now:
If you have been unable to obtain health insurance as a result of a pre-existing medical condition, you may be able to buy it through one of the “high risk pools” the law has set up in each state through the end of 2013. But the premiums in the pools vary and can be high.
Starting in 2014:
Based on your income, it appears you would be eligible for Medicaid beginning no later than 2014. The law expands Medicaid to all individuals and families with incomes at or below 133 percent of the federal poverty level. But the court found that states cannot be penalized if they decline to comply with the expansion, raising questions as to how effectively the federal government will be able to implement it.
You do, of course.