Home Guy
2014-02-19 00:17:12 UTC
I own a small manufacturing business and we have always provided
health insurance to our employees.
(...)health insurance to our employees.
The ACA is a boon for small business and we, for one, are using
it to grow. There¹s the small business messaging that is missing
from, well, everywhere. Spread the word.
The above can be found here:it to grow. There¹s the small business messaging that is missing
from, well, everywhere. Spread the word.
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/02/16/1278140/-Obamacare-Small-Business-Goldmine
http://www.democraticunderground.com/10024512997
Both times posted by Pamela Rees (@bunnygirl60)
"I have an actual life but also blog for an ardently political
rabbit at http://arlissbunny.wordpress.com. Indiana, USA"
I guess this is her profile:
http://www.gaiaonline.com/profiles/bunnygirl60/14724356/
So Pamala Rees (bunnygirl60) "owns a small manufacturing business" eh?
Instead of reading about an Obama-care fairy-tale written by a political
hack, why not watch a real, actual company get the bad news about their
new ACA plan?
Notice how the imaginary scenario written by Pamala Rees doesn't mention
anything about how the deductible and co-pays change under the ACA.
This is key - as illustrated below:
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Employees in Pennsylvania Company Learn of Increased Health Costs
Due to Obamacare
10:43 AM, Jan 30, 2014
A local news station brings viewers inside one Pennsylvania company as
the employees there learn about their new health care plans under
Obamacare:
"Look at the numbers," says the reporter of two employees. "Jeff and
Dave used to have a $1,250 deductible. Since Obamacare went into effect,
it's now jumped 60 percent to $2,000. That's nothing compared to Brian,
Kristi, and Judy who have kids. they are going to pay twice that, four
grand." The reporter adds that co-pays are being increased, too.
"I don't know how President Obama thinks he's helping us because we
can't afford this, we can't afford to pay these co-pays, to pay these
deductibles on what we're making," says one of the workers.
Another worker adds, "They call it the affordable health plan. There's
nothing affordable about it. I can't afford it."
http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/watch-employees-pennsylvania-company-learn-increased-health-costs-due-obamacare_775944.html