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Obamacare was used as an excuse by corporate America - to shift the cost of healthcare

Posted: Jul 9th, 2018 - 3:21 am In Reply to: What is called insurance is not real insurance, it's welfare. - Calling it insurance makes it more

benefits back onto the worker. The average corporations healthcare became a “Cadillac Plan” under Obamacare and was jacked up in price, This shifted most workers onto a high deductible plan, where they basically paid for their own health care.

So the average middle class worker was screwed by Obamacare while the poor received subsidies.

For the cost and disruption of Obamacare, the government could have just bought policies for the 6 million low income people added, or changed medicare eligibility, instead they screwed the workers.

AARP pushed this too because they are in the insurance selling business.

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Another nail in the coffin for - the ACA (Views: 644, 2018-07-08, 8:46 pm)
- He claimed this "beautiful" plan would have better - coverage at cheaper cost. (Views: 305, 2018-07-08, 8:56 pm)
  - Banks force HO insurance or car insurance. - Why not health? (Views: 288, 2018-07-08, 9:00 pm)
    - So wrong! On so many levels! Where to start? - sm (Views: 336, 2018-07-08, 10:29 pm)
      - What is called insurance is not real insurance, it's welfare. - Calling it insurance makes it more (Views: 286, 2018-07-09, 3:08 am)
        We lost our insurance under Obamacare because we could - no longer afford the insurance that we had (Views: 318, 2018-07-09, 3:15 am)
        Obamacare was used as an excuse by corporate America - to shift the cost of healthcare
        We all know about the pit falls of Obamacare. WHERE IS - TRUMP'S beautiful plan Trump promised (Views: 343, 2018-07-09, 4:55 am)
        Most politicians have taken money from Pfizer including - Dems but not Trump. (Views: 194, 2018-07-10, 3:53 am)
        He took a lot of money too. I don't know - who that almost 3.5 million (Views: 303, 2018-07-10, 9:18 am)
    - Buying a car is not mandatory, but car insurance is real - real insurance. Obamacare isn't. (Views: 284, 2018-07-09, 2:29 am)
    - Why doesn't the govt mandate everyone buy a car? - That would be the better comparison. (Views: 311, 2018-07-09, 2:33 am)
      - Missed point - you are not forced to buy a car - but if you have a car you must insure it (Views: 320, 2018-07-09, 6:01 am)
    - Do you want the govt to force you to buy a house or a car? - nm (Views: 326, 2018-07-09, 3:19 am)
      - Obamacare left more people w/o health insurance because - we couldn't afford the premiums. (Views: 255, 2018-07-09, 3:29 am)
    - Would you like to see your car insurance triple, because - it will if it's like ACA. You will be paying (Views: 320, 2018-07-09, 3:30 am)
      - You already pay for everyone else' risk with car insurance. - That's the definition of insurance. nm (Views: 204, 2018-07-09, 11:21 am)
    - Interesting...and agree house and car are - Choice (Views: 286, 2018-07-09, 9:15 am)
  - I always understood the reasoning behind - everybody having to have (Views: 364, 2018-07-08, 9:24 pm)
- The subsidies were halted because they were ruled - unconstitutional. Is it too much to ask (Views: 270, 2018-07-09, 3:26 am)
  - Yes, the Republicans jacked up the ACA - To where it was left with the (Views: 303, 2018-07-09, 9:22 am)
- I see nobody can answer the question. Where - is Trump's beautiful plan (Views: 268, 2018-07-09, 6:43 am)
  - Stuck in his buddies', the insurance companies, - Pockets (Views: 304, 2018-07-09, 9:32 am)
  - Every time the issue is brought up, they revert back - to Obama. HE IS NOT PRESIDENT. sm (Views: 269, 2018-07-09, 10:13 am)
  - No one can answer that. Not even Trump. He doesn't have a plan, yet. - sm (Views: 214, 2018-07-09, 2:59 pm)
    - If what was thrown out by republicans - was anything near what (Views: 238, 2018-07-09, 3:45 pm)