The web site will be the tip of the iceberg once people start seeing their premiums.
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The web site will be the tip of the iceberg once people start seeing their premiums.
I'm still interested in your response to this post. You know buddy, it doesn't reflect to well on you to be in denial of what everyone else sees, and I for one could not have ever imagined you being OK with this regime's total lack of transparency, incompetence and blatant dishonesty.Quote:
Originally Posted by excon
Meanwhile, Jon Stewart isn't in denial... most websites are designed so that it's “nearly impossible to not sign up for something,” there is no way to "spin this turd’.
But don't worry, the tech surge will be releasing an upgrade soon you can install by following the prompts on 35 floppy disks.
Bwa ha ha ha!
Salon.com Exposes Hannity's Lies about Obamacare - Christian Forums
10 biggest lies spewed by Sean Hannity - Salon.comQuote:
Originally Posted by jazzflower92 View Post
Oh, Salon.com they shill anyone who leans left and basically kiss any left wing idea with no hesitation.
Maybe, but the article is pretty well referenced. You can verify the numbers for yourself, if you like. Also, it highlights the interesting trend of Obamacare detractors who haven't really looked into the issue but just decided beforehand they didn't like it, presumably because it's Obama.
Inside the Fox News lie machine: I fact-checked Sean Hannity on Obamacare - Salon.com
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I don't doubt that these six individuals believe that Obamacare is a disaster; but none of them had even visited the insurance exchange. And some of them appear to have taken actions (Paul Cox, for example) based on a general pessimistic belief about Obamacare. He's certainly entitled to do so, but Hannity is not entitled to point to Paul's behavior as an “Obamacare train wreck story” and maintain any credibility that he might have as a journalist.
Strangely, the recent shutdown was based almost entirely on a small percentage of Congress's belief that Obamacare, as Ted Cruz puts it, “is destroying America.” Cruz has rarely given us an example of what he's talking about. That's because the best he can do is what Hannity did—exploit people's ignorance and falsely point to imaginary boogeymen.
Update: To check the plans I used this useful calculator from the Kaiser Family Foundation.
I suppose you actually believe every word that Obama says as well. You do have a permanent purple stain from the koolaid.
The emperor has the "best and the brightest " on the case . For the unititated ,the first time the term "best and brightest " was used in contemporary jargon was the book by David Halberstam about the foreign policy of JFK that led to US involvement in Vietnam. The basic theme of the book is 'smart people too can do stupid things'.Quote:
But don't worry, the tech surge will be releasing an upgrade soon you can install by following the prompts on 35 floppy disks.
Bwa ha ha ha!
Also... why wasn't the "Best and the Brightest" used to write this in the first place instead of giving more than half a billion dollars to some Canadian Company... who by very definition must be dimwits to begin with if "the Best and the brightest" are going to be called in to fix it.Quote:
Originally Posted by tomder55
The Goracle invented the internet.. Maybe he can solve it .
Hey ,the emperor can make the seas recede . Making insufficient software work should be as simple as a jump shot.Quote:
I'm still interested in your response to this post.
Since te Messiah is a master of all things (the lefties claimed over and over how he is the smartest man to ever be president)... he should be able to fix it himself in no time.
Hannity isn't running Obamacare and if you had any sense you'd be concerned about the lies and secrecy from the regime, not a talk show host.Quote:
Originally Posted by talaniman
Little differences between you wingers and Hannity, except he intentionally undermines the truth, and while you talk of websites that aren't working you ignore the ones that do. Such selective cherry picking of facts undermines your own credibility to offer solutions.
Thus we have you hollering from the position of ignorance and pure laziness and shroud it in principles while denigrating any other possibility. Your resolutions lack substance or policy and the strategy of implementation is worse than the presidents website rollout but somehow you seem to think his deficiencies will hide your own inadequacy.
No it doesn't. Fact is even though some states are far better than others, in short order we will have state data by which to see the rate of participation even if the feds won't be the initial source. I mean simple logic would tell you that if the state exchanges are working, why would you even be waiting for a government website in the first place? Makes no sense to focus on a website and spread false hoods and not acknowledge that in Kentucky for example, they are signing up folks at a 1000 a day.
That's not a train wreck, that's a growing success.
Hello again, Steve:I think I said the website sucks. Do YOU see something different? Oh, I know that Breitbart, and the Daily Caller, and Hannity TOLD you something different, but that's it. But, those are just more right wingers flapping their gums..Quote:
You know buddy, it doesn't reflect to well on you to be in denial of what everyone else sees, and I for one could not have ever imagined you being OK with this regime's total lack of transparency, incompetence and blatant dishonesty.
The only thing you SEE is a broken website.. So do I. Pretty soon, it'll be FIXED, and we'll both see that too.
NONE of that translates into the right wing garbage you're spewing.
excon
I hope you guys buy something that doesn't work 99% of the time... then are told if you give them more money they can fix it for you.
Since this is exactly what the rest of us are being told by the administration.
I won't have to buy anything. I'm already insured and am keeping what I have.Quote:
Originally Posted by smoothy
Just wait until they take it away and you have to get a Obamacare policy with a $6,000 or higher annual deductible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wondergirl
It won't work that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by smoothy
Do you really believe that? There are a LOT of employers that have already done exactly that.. and many more that will be doing it soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wondergirl
Not even retirees retirement medical plans are untouchable.
45 states will see significant cost increases...only 5 will see a decrease.
http://www.heritage.org/research/rep...insurance-fare
Smoothy my friend, I love you, but you are either unintentionally lying, or are a loony. I find no evidence that anything you have posted is based in fact. That goes for the rest of my right wing friends also, who post here.
More over I had no problem setting up an account at the federal website and getting 60 quotes.
What needs to be recognised is that everything changes, nothing remains the same and I expect this will be your experience with the ACA. Existing policies and costs will change, new policies and costs will change and the only thing you can be certain of is; everything will change
Clete when you cannot control the changes you have to make a few adjustments, and keep thriving, and surviving..
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