Posted on 21 March 2012. Tags: Broken Promises, Dick Durbin, Employer Plans, Federal Register, Health Rules, Hurdles, Joint Session Of Congress, Medicare, Mid Range, Nursing Homes, Obama, Promise 1, Promise 2, Range Estimate, Scary Stories, Sen Dick Durbin, Simple Answer, T Pay, Wall Street Journal, White House Washington
PROMISE #1: ‘If You Like Your Plan, You’ll Be Able To Keep It’ PRESIDENT OBAMA: “If you like your current plan, you will be able to keep it. Let me repeat that: if you like your plan, you’ll be able to keep it.” (President Obama, Remarks At The White House, Washington, D.C., 7/21/09) [...]
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Posted on 11 June 2010. Tags: Barack Obama, Centerpiece, Current, Employer Plans, Estimates, Health Care Debate, Health Care Sales, Health Insurance, Health Job, Health New, Health Plan, Health Plans, Insurance, Promises, Raleigh Nc, Rhetoric, Sales Job, Surprise, Town Hall
The Centerpiece Of The Obama Health Care Sales Job Is Proven False After Months Of Promises That “If You Like Your Plan, You Can Keep Your Plan”
RHETORIC: “Nobody Is Talking About You Forcing To Have To Change Your Plans”
PRESIDENT OBAMA: “If You Like Your Plan, You Can Keep Your Plan.” (President Obama, Remarks On Health Care, 3/3/10)
PRESIDENT OBAMA: “I Have Been As Clear As I Can Be. Under The Reform I’ve Proposed, If You Like Your Doctor, You Keep Your Doctor. If You Like Your Health Care Plan, You Keep Your Health Care Plan. These Folks Need To Stop Scaring Everybody. You Know? … Nobody — Nobody Is Talking About You Forcing To Have To Change Your Plans. … And If You’ve Got Health Insurance, We’re Not Going To Ask You To Change It.” (President Obama, Town Hall Meeting, Raleigh, NC, 7/29/09)
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Posted on 20 May 2010. Tags: Adult Children, Ap Points, Bait And Switch, Barack Obama, Cbo, Employer Plans, Fact Check, Health And Human Services, Health Care Bill, Health Care Law, Health Insurance, Health Problems, Hoffman, Lawmakers, Office Furniture Company, Premiums, Small Business Owners, Winners And Losers, Young Adult, Young Adults
In another must-read fact check piece on the health care bill today, the AP writes, “Zach Hoffman was confident his small business would qualify for a new tax cut in President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul law. But when he ran the numbers, Hoffman discovered that his office furniture company wouldn’t get any assistance with the $79,200 it pays annually in premiums for its 24 employees. ‘It leaves you with this feeling of a bait-and-switch,’ he said.”
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