Obamacare exempts millions--prisoners, illegals, welfare recipients

http://washingtonexaminer.com/obamacare-exempts-millions-prisoners-illegals-welfare-recipients/article/2512205#.UJF2n2_A9gh

alecto wrote:

http://washingtonexaminer.com/obamacare-exempts-millions-prisoners-illegals-welfare-recipients/article/2512205#.UJF2n2_A9gh

In other words...all of the traditional Obama voters

Gunz wrote:

alecto wrote:

http://washingtonexaminer.com/obamacare-exempts-millions-prisoners-illegals-welfare-recipients/article/2512205#.UJF2n2_A9gh

In other words...all of the traditional Obama voters

Wouldn't want to "disenfranchise" those contributors to the national deficit now would we?

its a very poorly designed bill. Dont forget all the unions that are exempt.

if obama isnt removed from the whitehouse and this bill is able to be fully implimented there is one concession, it will ruin the democrat party for a very very very long time.

alecto wrote:

http://washingtonexaminer.com/obamacare-exempts-millions-prisoners-illegals-welfare-recipients/article/2512205#.UJF2n2_A9gh

So the ones that will take it in the shorts.....the working middle class...that sounds about right for this socialist administration...

Rogue wrote:its a very poorly designed bill. Dont forget all the unions that are exempt.

if obama isnt removed from the whitehouse and this bill is able to be fully implimented there is one concession, it will ruin the democrat party for a very very very long time.

No, don't say, the UNIONS?

But, but.........they supported it???????/

Labor unions continued to receive the overwhelming majority of waivers from the president’s health care reform law since the Obama administration tightened application rules last summer.

Documents released in a classic Friday afternoon news dump show that labor unions representing 543,812 workers received waivers from President Barack Obama‘s signature legislation since June 17, 2011.

By contrast, private employers with a total of 69,813 employees, many of whom work for small businesses, were granted waivers.

The Department of Health and Human Services revised the rules governing applications for health reform waivers June 17, 2011, amid a steady stream of controversial news reports, including The Daily Caller’s story that nearly 20 percent of last May’s waivers went to businesses in House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi’s district in California.

The labor unions receiving waivers include those that are monitored under the 1947 Taft-Hartley Act, and those that are not. The waivers granted since June 17 are valid until 2013, but recipients must make sure their employees understand the “limits of their coverage,” according to HHS documents.

HHS granted waivers on a year-by-year basis under its initial application process, but waivers granted after June 17 are valid for a maximum of two-and-a-half years. (RELATED: Full coverage of the health care law)

By and large, unions backed the health care overhaul, a law from which nearly a half million of their workers are now exempt.


There's an odor in Paradise.

stormwatch89 wrote:

Rogue wrote:its a very poorly designed bill. Dont forget all the unions that are exempt.

if obama isnt removed from the whitehouse and this bill is able to be fully implimented there is one concession, it will ruin the democrat party for a very very very long time.

No, don't say, the UNIONS?

But, but.........they supported it???????/

Labor unions continued to receive the overwhelming majority of waivers from the president’s health care reform law since the Obama administration tightened application rules last summer.

Documents released in a classic Friday afternoon news dump show that labor unions representing 543,812 workers received waivers from President Barack Obama‘s signature legislation since June 17, 2011.

By contrast, private employers with a total of 69,813 employees, many of whom work for small businesses, were granted waivers.

The Department of Health and Human Services revised the rules governing applications for health reform waivers June 17, 2011, amid a steady stream of controversial news reports, including The Daily Caller’s story that nearly 20 percent of last May’s waivers went to businesses in House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi’s district in California.

The labor unions receiving waivers include those that are monitored under the 1947 Taft-Hartley Act, and those that are not. The waivers granted since June 17 are valid until 2013, but recipients must make sure their employees understand the “limits of their coverage,” according to HHS documents.

HHS granted waivers on a year-by-year basis under its initial application process, but waivers granted after June 17 are valid for a maximum of two-and-a-half years. (RELATED: Full coverage of the health care law)

By and large, unions backed the health care overhaul, a law from which nearly a half million of their workers are now exempt.


There's an odor in Paradise.

the cost of healthcare is going to go up even more, I just read about some additional cuts coming to my profession so im not happy. what this will do and ive been saying this all along is the cost will skyrocket and eventualy we will have gov completly in control of our healthcare services. Thats what they want. before that happens expect cuts in everything. I expect a lot of docs are just gonna walk, retire early. I have a lot to say about this as always, but I got to get up at 3 in the morning for work.

dear god please let me win the lotto, ill open my own lab and service the poor out of charity and it would keep me busy.

It really makes you wonder. Since this bill has passed and since the Obama administration has been exempting people and corporations like mad who is going to get stuck paying for all the vermin who get exempt? Thats right the middle class working responsible adults.

alecto wrote:It really makes you wonder. Since this bill has passed and since to Obama administration has been exempting people and corporations like mad who is going to get stuck paying for all the vermin who get exempt? Thats right the middle class working responsible adults.

But, but, but.......it's supposed to be so good for ALL of us!!!??

Why would anyone even want a waiver????????????????????????

stormwatch89 wrote:

alecto wrote:It really makes you wonder. Since this bill has passed and since to Obama administration has been exempting people and corporations like mad who is going to get stuck paying for all the vermin who get exempt? Thats right the middle class working responsible adults.

But, but, but.......it's supposed to be so good for ALL of us!!!??

Why would anyone even want a waiver????????????????????????

The healthcare is not going to affect me at all or companies that have less than 50 people who can't afford to pay it. They will have to pay their own polices or have no healthcare. I see you don't know much about it.