Ann Coulter Signs Up For Obamacare, Sort Of

LEAPup · Mar 27, 2014

DHOHHI said:
Regardless of what the real numbers are they are a dismal failure. And when you factor in that almost 85% are getting subsidies it makes it look even worse. Just think if no one got a subsidy and everyone had to pay their premium. I'd guess that total enrollment would be maybe 1 million max, just extrapolating on the percent who are getting handouts to have a good part of theirs paid for by other taxpayers.

Agreed. And as I said recently after speaking with a doctor who is in a large group of other docs trying to come up with solutions to this nightmare, the health care system in America will collapse in ten years or less. These guys are thinking less than ten years.:eek: :mad:

The math just doesn't work, and to continue down this road is beyond reprehensible. Our tyrant president, and every democrat below him, should be on trial right now! :mad:

Ricter · Mar 27, 2014

Poll: Let Obamacare Stay
Posted at 9:55 a.m. on March 26

"Kaiser Family Foundation Poll: âReflecting the sense that the debate has gone on long enough, more of the public would like to see Congress keep the law in place and work to improve it (49 percent) or keep it as is (10 percent) rather than repeal it and replace it with a Republican-sponsored alternative (11 percent) or repeal it outright (18 percent).â

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Wallet · Mar 28, 2014

Ricter said:
Poll: Let Obamacare Stay
Posted at 9:55 a.m. on March 26

"Kaiser Family Foundation Poll: âReflecting the sense that the debate has gone on long enough, more of the public would like to see Congress keep the law in place and work to improve it (49 percent) or keep it as is (10 percent) rather than repeal it and replace it with a Republican-sponsored alternative (11 percent) or repeal it outright (18 percent).â

<img src="http://kaiserfamilyfoundation.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/half-want-congress-to-keep-law-and-improve-it-polling.png?w=600&h=450&crop=1">

"repeal it and replace it with a Republican-sponsored alternative "]/i]

Way to manipulate a poll by phrasing the question.

Ricter · Mar 28, 2014

Wallet said:
"repeal it and replace it with a Republican-sponsored alternative "]/i]

Way to manipulate a poll by phrasing the question.

You're desperate. "Repeal it outright" was also a choice.

bigarrow · Mar 28, 2014

LEAPup said:
Agreed. And as I said recently after speaking with a doctor who is in a large group of other docs trying to come up with solutions to this nightmare, the health care system in America will collapse in ten years or less. These guys are thinking less than ten years.:eek:
The math just doesn't work, and to continue down this road is beyond reprehensible. Our tyrant president, and every democrat below him, should be on trial right now!

What did you trap a doc into a conversation at the check out line, poor guy. I can see people when they get in a conversation with your crazy ass, talking revolution and killing democrats. Ha funny guy leap. Stay off your meds bud, you're too entertaining this way.

LEAPup · Mar 28, 2014

bigarrow said:
What did you trap a doc into a conversation at the check out line, poor guy. I can see people when they get in a conversation with your crazy ass, talking revolution and killing democrats. Ha funny guy leap. Stay off your meds bud, you're too entertaining this way.

My post is common sense, and comes from the opinion of a medical doctor who is involved with a group of 300+ doctors who are trying to figure out how to deal with this complete disaster you seem to enjoy, as after all, you're a parasite. In addition, these doctors, and the numerous outside parties they've enlisted to help, have come to a sad conclusion when crunching the numbers: the health care system WILL collapse in a decade or less. Enjoy your "freebie" health care on the backs of us who actually work. Well, enjoy it for now parasite... "People" like you have sealed the fate of your beloved grand kids, who are actually innocent, and deserve a chance.
Btw, your writing "skills" are as always, interesting mr high iq. Your post is less than entertaining, which is a rarity for a guy with your level of sophistication. Lol!

Ricter · Mar 28, 2014

bigarrow said:
What did you trap a doc into a conversation at the check out line, poor guy. I can see people when they get in a conversation with your crazy ass, talking revolution and killing democrats. Ha funny guy leap. Stay off your meds bud, you're too entertaining this way.

What's infuriating is that we knew 40 years ago the baby boom generation would put a heavy load on the healthcare system (when they reach old age). So where are all the new doctors? I blame the AMA.

DHOHHI · Mar 28, 2014

Ricter said:
What's infuriating is that we knew 40 years ago the baby boom generation would put a heavy load on the healthcare system (when they reach old age). So where are all the new doctors? I blame the AMA.

One problem is that doctors treating Medicare patients continue to get reimbursement rates cut. They can't make up for it with 'quantity' like a store that has a loss leader to get people in to shop. My doctor told me 2 years ago he'll likely get out of the business of having retirees (Medicare patients) as it's a losing game financially. Also, some of the requirements of Odumbocare put even more workload on the doctor or his/her staff as far as paperwork etc. Who would want to be a GP anymore? They don't make much $$. Only specialists can do well (i.e. cardiologist) but I'm sure Odumbo will find a way to cut what they earn as well.

bigarrow · Mar 28, 2014

DHOHHI said:
One problem is that doctors treating Medicare patients continue to get reimbursement rates cut. They can't make up for it with 'quantity' like a store that has a loss leader to get people in to shop. My doctor told me 2 years ago he'll likely get out of the business of having retirees (Medicare patients) as it's a losing game financially. Also, some of the requirements of Odumbocare put even more workload on the doctor or his/her staff as far as paperwork etc. Who would want to be a GP anymore? They don't make much $$. Only specialists can do well (i.e. cardiologist) but I'm sure Odumbo will find a way to cut what they earn as well.

The specialist are playing in a fixed game DH if they get screwed a little so be it. They got greedy got wealthy time to move on to a better way of doing things. But I agree the ones who have gotten the shaft are the GP's and worse than that are the PA's they work their ass off. The top of the food chain in the medical field have financially screwed Americans.

futurecurrents · Mar 28, 2014

I hope for the colt's sake that it covers psychiatric and mental health coverage. It's not really her fault she was born looking like a horse.