Should (a) the “Cadillac tax” on employer-sponsored plans not be implemented as scheduled in 2018, and should (b) half of the Medicare savings provisions be repealed or otherwise not implemented the law will increase the deficit by up to $500 billion in its second decade.
That doesn’t look good. Raise your hands …
Ramesh Ponnuru ponders what a Sarah Palin vs. Mitt Romney primary battle would look like.
He thinks it would probably be an ugly battle that could injure the party in a general election.
I think it’d be nice if neither one of them won. The one doesn’t realize that she gives half of the country the screaming …
All Republicans have to do is hold the House, win the Presidency in 2012 and pick up 3 seats in the Senate — and not have any defections in the Senate while voting. Then it’s a lead pipe cinch that ObamaCare will be repealed.
Do you like the health plan you have? Well, doesn’t matter. You probably can’t keep it. And you might even be forced into Medicaid, whether you like it or not.
John Goodman looks at whether or not Obamacare will save lives. The answer is almost certainly “no”. It’s just not the right reform to do that.
Obamacare represents the biggest expansion of taxpayer-funded abortion in American history. Watch this video to see how.
Health Care Cost Increase Is Projected for New Law – NYTimes.com
A government analysis of the new health care law says it will not slow the overall growth of health spending because the expansion of insurance and services to 34 million people will offset cost reductions in Medicare and other programs.
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