weaselzippers again;
It should be fun hanging Obamacare around Dems necks in 2014 and 2016 as Americans begin to see the consequences of the law.
THURSDAY, April 18, 2013 (Kaiser Health News) — Few aspects of the Affordable Care Act are more critical to its success than affordability, but in recent weeks experts have predicted costs for some health plans could soar next year.
Now health law supporters are pushing back, noting close ties between the actuaries making the forecasts and an insurance industry that has been complaining about taxes and other factors it says will lead to rate shock for consumers.
“Most actuaries in this country — what percentage are employed by insurance companies?” Sen. Al Franken, a Minnesota Democrat, asked an actuary last week at a hearing of the Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions.
The committee was discussing a study published last month by the Society of Actuaries (SOA) predicting that, thanks to sicker patients joining the coverage pool, medical claims per member will rise 32 percent in the individual plans expected to dominate the ACA exchanges next year. In some states costs will rise as much as 80 percent, the report said.
Thank You Zip and Kaiser Health News
So, Those of you who Voted for this, How are you enjoying all that FREE STUFF you were going to get by Soaking the Rich?
- We Won! Obama Won! Communist Party Supporters Jubi...
- Victory For Karl Marx and Socialism! Obama Voters ...
- Still think those FREE CELL PHONES were worth it?
- Still think punishing the "Rich" will make things "Fair"?
- U.S. With Highest Corporate Tax Rate & Comparing Energy Positions 2008/2012
- CBO Says Obama's "Tax The Rich" Will Reduce Deficit By 0%
- It's more than just the price of student loans: much more:
So tell us, just How Hard does it suck, when the Redistributive "Fairness" comes out of your own pocket, instead of someone else's?
Since it May be starting to occur to you that you've been Had, but you still don't quite understand How it happened, you know, How your Prestigious Professors at your Prestigious Universities thought that this was an actual Idea, much less a Good Idea, and you still don't know Jack about how Money works:
Here's an interactive game you can click away at to Teach you what you Should have been taught at that University:
http://www.soaktherich.us/
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