Significant drop in uninsured young adults due to Obamacare

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Quote from Lucrum:

Your fellow liberal RCG Trader would disagree. I agree Can't say as it does bug me, simply because I haven't seen/been convinced you are any smarter. (no offense intended)

You know Lucrum not everyone you disagree with is a 100 IQ border line dimwit don't you.
One area a high IQ is relevant is in a national leader, lets see if the republicans can pick one of the smarter republican candidates running. There are a couple of republicans running who are above average intelligence, force yourself to vote for one of them. Heck I think I'll do my part and vote in the republican primary for the smarter republican myself, practice what I preach.

 

[Lucrum]

Quote from bigarrow:

You know Lucrum not everyone you disagree with is a 100 IQ border line dimwit don't you.

I know. I'll go a step further, I'm not right about everything. Even though I may not what it is I'm wrong about.

...There are a couple of republicans running who are above average intelligence, force yourself to vote for one of them. Heck I think I'll do my part and vote in the republican primary for the smarter republican myself, practice what I preach.

Well I guess you can't be all bad then.

 

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Quote from Lucrum:

The democraps ARE in FACT just as big a part of the problem.
You inability and or refusal to acknowledge or admit it demonstrates your indisputable self delusion and aversion to reality.

IQ-47 didn't reach the lofty position of Hotel Clerk because of his incandescent brilliance.

The simple fact is that the Obama regime is giving a pass to half the population so far as paying any taxes and attacking a small group of people who cannot possibly pay down the deficit or restart the economy on the revenue he is planning to steal from them. The liberals had a super-majority but left the tax code as-is implying tacit approval of the rate structure. Just like you've said repeatedly here.

It is really more about Obama attempting to appeal to his far-left constituency by sparking class-warfare or at least giving that appearance. It is desperation by the regime, nothing more. A stunt to get reelected.

 

[Eight]

Let's follow those that have accepted the tender hearted mercies of Marxism to their worker's paradise where everybody else pays for.... everybody else.. wait, does that make sense, that last part there? Why am I getting this headache right behind my eyes again... damn...

 

[bugscoe]

The “Giddy” Is Gone… Obamacare Will Raise Rates 55% to 85% in Ohio
Posted by Jim Hoft on Thursday, September 22, 2011, 11:56 AM

The Democratic-media complex was “just giddy” in March of last year to report that their nationalized health care bill would reduce the deficit by $138 billion.

It was a lie. Democrats knew it was a lie…But, they rammed their bill through Congress anyway.

In May of last year the CBO corrected the numbers and said Obamacare will cost taxpayers at least $115 billion more than promised.

Americans are right to be concerned about our country’s enormous debt, especially given the Congressional Budget Office’s recent announcement that the health care bill will not in fact provide the deficit reductions the president promised. Republicans are committed to addressing Americans’ concerns with fiscally responsible policies that will create jobs, grow the economy, and reduce our nations deficit.

Now there’s this…Obamacare will jack up premiums 55% to 85%.

Maggie’s Farm reported:

Although the percentage of residents with coverage could rise by about 7.9%, the price of individual health insurance coverage might rise about 55% to 85%, excluding the impact of medical inflation, the Milliman consultants predict.

“This is primarily driven by the estimated health status of the new individual health insurance market and the expansion of covered benefits,” the consultants say.

The new tax credits are supposed to help individuals earning less than 400% of the federal poverty level pay for coverage, but U.S. residents with incomes over 400% of the federal poverty level who are in the individual market would have to pay for the coverage out of their own pockets.

We will likely see similar numbers in other states.

Thank you, democrats crooks.

 

[Lucrum]

Quote from bugscoe:

The Democratic-media complex was “just giddy” in March of last year to report that their nationalized health care bill would reduce the deficit by $138 billion.

It was a lie. Democrats knew it was a lie…But, they rammed their bill through Congress anyway.

In certain circles this kind of blatant fraud will land you in jail, unless of course you're a congressmen.

 

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Quote from AK Forty Seven:

http://news.yahoo.com/survey-significant-drop-uninsured-young-adults-070307877.html




Survey: Significant drop in uninsured young adults



WASHINGTON (AP) — The number of young adults without health insurance has dropped significantly, a new survey finds, thanks to a provision of President Barack Obama's health care law allowing them to stay on their parents' plans.

The new Gallup poll findings translate to about 1 million more young adults with health insurance.

While the bleak economy has made it hard for young people trying to enter the workforce, fewer are being forced to also go without medical care.

A Gallup survey released Wednesday finds that the share of adults ages 18-25 without health insurance dropped from 28 percent starting last fall to 24.2 percent in the second quarter of this year. That defies the disheartening trend of rising numbers of working-age Americans without coverage.
"While we did not see a drop-off in any other age group, we did see a drop in this age group," said Frank Newport, Gallup's polling director.

Public opinion remains divided about Obama's health care overhaul, but coverage for young adults has proven to be a popular and relatively low-cost benefit that families were eager to sign up for in these days of prolonged school-to-work transitions.
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius planned her own announcement Wednesday about health insurance for young adults. A Census report last week hinted at an increase in coverage.

The new law allows adult children to remain on a parent's plan until they turn 26, a provision that technically took last effect last fall but wasn't implemented by most workplace health plans until Jan. 1.

Why stop at 26? Why not let them stay on their parents plan till they are 35? How about 50?

 

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My .o2 on some of the high cost of health care and not going to change.

Kid goes to school, needs physical. Okay, schools out then goes to summer camp - needs physical. The school physical doesn't count, you need a new one. Now the kids play sports, time for a new physical, why can't you use the one you handed into the school? Because it's a different form only "our" form is acceptable.

3 physicals = one year.

Apply for a job - drug test. $125 a pop (this is a health care cost). Some places require you to have a physical at least every 2 years. If you quit a job that requires a physical and get a different job - new physical, new drug test. If you call in sick, oh you need a drs note. Another visit.

DR. "What's wrong?

"I need a note to return to work."

Dr. "Why didn't you go to work?"

"My balls itch, I stayed home and scratched them" "I need a note."

 

[Trader666]

Why should anyone/everyone else have to provide a solution for them, welfare boy?

Quote from IQ Forty Seven:

So whats your solution for those who cant get health ins ?