| FEDS WILL FORCE TAXPAYERS TO SPEND $2 BILLION EVERY YEAR TO PROMOTE OBAMACARE [message #110945] |
Fri, 13 September 2013 09:52 |
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Obamacare, also known as the Affordable Care Act, has never been embraced, or even accepted, by the American people. Indeed Obama spent the majority of his first two years in office years in which he was backed by a Democrat majority in the House and Senate pushing the program, with the methods fueling the first scandal of Obama's presidential career, the flag@whitehouse.gov scandal.
After it passed, the program grew less and less popular. Dozens of lawsuits at least one of which will probably get to the Supreme Court sought to modify the law on religious grounds. Multiple companies have cited its provisions as the reason for cutting jobs and hours, and the implementation of the employer mandate has even been delayed because of the strain it would place on small businesses. Insurance premiums have already risen for individuals, and studies have shown that young people would be financially better off paying the fines for having no coverage than purchasing coverage.
Even Union leaders have spoken against the law, saying it would "destroy the foundation of the 40 hour work week that is the backbone of the American middle class." Meanwhile, its backers, like Harry Reid, have said that it would necessarily lead to the creation of a Canada, UK or France-style single payer system, an idea the American people opposes even more strongly.
The government's response to this opposition and skepticism, however, has not been to reconsider, modify or eliminate the program. Instead, the writers of Obamacare included Section 4002. Section 4002, according to Kent Masterson Brown, creates a fund used for promoting Obamacare. Between 2010 and 2015, the money appropriated increases from $500 million to $2 billion per year.
Full article: http://benswann.com/feds-will-force-taxpayers-to-spend-2-bil lion-every-year-to-promote-obamacare/
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