Well after victory for the private companys, like Hobby Lobby+ woodworkers; Senator [D] Max of Montanna , called it a trainwreck. Another nail in its coffin; VA [socialist]gov death panels
More great news ... Colorado expects 25% of Odumbocare signups to drop coverage http://dailycaller.com/2014/07/08/c...pects-a-quarter-of-sign-ups-to-drop-coverage/
Apparently, anti-ACA ads are increasing enrollments. They serve as a reminder that's it's out there, and the fear of ACA ending is motivating some to enroll now.
Those who sign up are are folks who have medical bills that far exceed the total medical insurance premiums they will pay in their lifetime. Death spiral. I think it will be imminent collapse then forced single-payer socialized medicine as an "emergency" measure.
You might be right. Republicans Who Signed Up For Obamacare This Year Are Pretty Happy By Paige Lavender Posted: 07/10/2014 11:00 am EDT Updated: 4 hours ago "Republicans who signed up for Obamacare this year are liking their new insurance coverage, according to a new survey. "A poll of Obamacare enrollees published Thursday by the Commonwealth Fund found that 74 percent of newly insured Republicans are happy with the plans they bought. Overall, 77 percent of people who had insurance prior to the rollout of the Affordable Care Act said they are pleased with the new coverage they obtained in the last year. "The survey revealed the current uninsured rate among working-age adults in the U.S. has dropped to 15 percent, down from 20 percent in July-September 2013 -- meaning an estimated 9.5 million people have gained coverage since then. "But the survey wasn't all good news. HuffPost's Jeffrey Young reports that more than one-third of the lowest-income residents in states that didn't take up the Obamacare Medicaid expansion at the beginning of this year remain uninsured. That rate is virtually unchanged from last year, even as millions gained coverage elsewhere. "For more on the survey, visit the Commonwealth Fund."
House Republicans Will Sue Obama Because Heâs Not Implementing Obamacare Fast Enough. House Republicans intend to sue the Obama administration for unilaterally delaying the employer responsibility provision of the Affordable Care Act, Politico reported on Thursday, in effect trying to speed up the implementation of the health care law. The lawsuit will come after the administration twice delayed the provision â which requires employers with more than 50 employees to pay a fine if they donât offer affordable quality coverage â citing complaints from firms that claimed they wouldnât be ready to meet its requirement by 2014. But Republicans did not immediately question the legality of the postponement. Instead, the GOP called on Obama to also delay the individual mandate and vowed to take another vote on the matter. âIs it fair for the president of the United States to give American businesses an exemption from his health care lawâs mandate without giving the same exemption to the rest of America? Hell no, itâs not fair,â Boehner told House Republicans. âWe should be thinking about giving the rest of America the same exemption that Obama last week gave businesses.â http://thinkprogress.org/justice/20...e-hes-not-implementing-obamacare-fast-enough/
1.3 million Obamacare 'enrollees' may not even be American citizens, admits HHS report Can we conclude that Odumbo and Sebelius are "Dumb" and "Dumber" ... but who is who? http://www.naturalnews.com/045995_Obamacare_citizenship_illegal_immigrants.html
Nearly half of total Obamacare enrollees cannot be verified as eligible What this implies is that the entire Obamacare program is nothing but a giant free-for-all, with absolutely no checks or balances in place to ensure that abuse and fraud don't run rampant. Between abnormalities with income, employment verification and legal status in the U.S., it appears as though the bulk of Obamacare enrollees are either criminals, deadbeats or illegal aliens who don't even belong in the country. Of the roughly 8 million applicants who have signed up for Obamacare as of this writing, nearly 3 million of them cannot be verified by the current system as eligible, according to the HHS.