[Vince Ferrer]

How can there be a study when there hasn’t been a sample size large enough to conduct a study, and the fact that the numbers are state secrets?

[wildbill]

Touting the projected numbers of those who will get free coverage through Medicaid or subsidies to reduce their costs below the actual cost of the coverage will come back to haunt them.

Rather than a good thing, this is a recipe for disaster because the people who actually wind up paying for Obamacare will see their costs going through the roof in order to pay for the freebies.

We will soon be a nation which taxes the middle class for national health care service for the poor. Will the rich pay for some of it? Sure, but they are such a small part of the demographic makeup of the population, that the costs will have to be paid by the millions of folks in the middle.

[Reagan is King]

. Sharon Ward, executive director of the Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center, thinks the trouble will be “a distant memory” as Obamacare advances. There will be “more choices for consumers,” she said.

That's from just another liberal front group that loves Obummercare:

" the Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center, which was started in 2007 by the AFL-CIO (the parent union for public teachers’ unions), and PCCY, which received $200,000 from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to promote Common Core, a list of government-directed national education standards. Common Core was put on hold in Pennsylvania last month by Gov. Tom Corbett and the legislature following a public outcry from concerned parents."

[AngelesCrestHighway]