If my simple understanding of this bill is correct, if you have over 50 employees, and you as a business don't offer medical coverage...the Gov't will fine you $750 per employee. Great, want to guess how many companies are going to fill out the denial claims on their insurance plans for employees?!?!?!?! Sure, the arguement will be made these companies already don't pay for insurance so this is a step in the right direction. But if medical insurance companies begin charging much higher rates due to having to accept many more "high risk" clients...want to bet many companies currently offering medical coverage will drop it due to the higher premiums to stay profitable?!
Obamacare is every bit as good as the Stimulus Plan, and it will work nearly as well as the Stimulus. Obamacare probably will have even more pork in it than the Stimulus does.
11/12 is so far away.
I just spent quite a while scanning through HR-3590 and I don't see any great improvement over HR-3962. Both bills seem to be badly written and will cost a lot more than they claim they will. And it isn't just the large companies that are going to be hurt. Retired individuals who have no insurance and other individuals who have none are going to be shafted also.
I don't disagree with reforming the health care system but I do disagree with Socialized Medicine and to me that is just what this amounts to. The Govt. should not be allowed to dictate what you will buy and how much you will spend.
Obama-care good for big business
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