#ObamaCare: The Train Wreck You Know

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by Smitty

Not making it up:

22 comments

  1. How well could ObamaCare work considering that Liberal government ran out of money before they even got to their biggest expense?

    Remember, the only reason we’re having this discussion now is because Progressives have maxed out the people’s credit card, and now they’re asking that “our” credit limit be raised.

    And this is far from the first “temporary extension” that they’ve asked for!!!!

  2. This is why Daniel Henninger agrees with my argument that the best and only way to defeat ObamaCare is to allow its implementation. I think we could and should demand federal employees be equally subject to it, but don’t try to delay it a year – that gives Obama a year of excuses for his failures and possibly someone to blame for the huge deficits postponing the “individual mandate” would entail (the premiums from young and/or healthy people who otherwise would not have insurance is required to fund the extra benefits which will be paid out, delay or not).

    They have done almost nothing right in implementing this turkey of a system. Everything costs much more than they promised, and the benefits will be far fewer. Nearly everyone will get screwed by it. The only ones who will benefit are those with no coverage and existing conditions who will no longer have to settle for Medicaid, but can buy into other plans. Current Medicaid recipients will break even, no change (they still get free services! yay!). Everyone else suffers, many very badly.

    This is NOT going to inspire calls for the people who inflicted it to “fix it.” The electorate reelected Obama and enough Democrats to keep Reid running the Senate. Let them have a taste of what they voted for.

    It’s how people learn.

  4. The mere implementation will deadly to our economy. We can let it burn, alright. It will burn the entire house down and the world will change entirely, and for the worse. Far worse.

  6. No, they can’t. Nearly everyone will be worse off, that’s the price of subsidizing so much, care must be costly to those who pay and rationed to all.

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