Tag Archive | "Health Insurance"
Posted on 28 March 2013. Tags: Affordable Care, Budget Reconciliation Process, Byzantine, Care Act, Directness, Election Day, Filibuster, Finality, Frates, Good Reason, Health Care Law, Health Insurance, Landmark Decision, Majority Vote, Mandate, Mitch Mcconnell, Obama, Republican Plan, Senate Chamber, Senate Republican Leader, Top Aides
National Journal has must-read story today titled, “The Secret Republican Plan to Repeal ‘Obamacare’ And why the fight is far from over.” National Journal’s Chris Frates writes, “A few minutes after the Supreme Court issued its landmark decision upholding President Obama’s health care law last summer, a senior adviser to Mitch McConnell walked into [...]
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Posted on 21 February 2013. Tags: Affordable Care, Care Act, Coverage Plans, Darden Restaurants, Giant Theme, Health Care Law, Health Care Legislation, Health Insurance, Insurance Plan, Jeffers, Medical Insurance, Mini Med, Negative Consequences, Obama, Orlando Sentinel, Part Timers, Time Employees, Time Workers, Types Of Insurance, Universal Orlando
Hardly a week passes without new reports on more negative consequences of President Obama’s expensive, unpopular health care law. On Tuesday, the Orlando Sentinel reported, “Universal Orlando plans to stop offering medical insurance to part-time employees beginning next year, a move the resort says has been forced by the federal government’s health-care overhaul. The [...]
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Posted on 14 August 2012. Tags: Affordable Care, Buying Health Insurance, Care Act, Child Advocacy Group, Class Families, Family Coverage, Glitch, Health Care Law, Health Insurance, Henry A Waxman, Insurance Coverage, Internal Revenue Service, Lesley, New Health Care, New York Times, Nyt, Page Health, Pits, Private Insurance, Sander M Levin
Yesterday, The New York Times reported, “The new health care law is known as the Affordable Care Act. But Democrats in Congress and advocates for low-income people say coverage may be unaffordable for millions of Americans because of a cramped reading of the law by the administration and by the Internal Revenue Service in particular. Under rules proposed [...]
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Posted on 09 July 2012. Tags: Affordable Care, Appendage, Founding Principles, Gop Governors, Health Care Law, Health Insurance, Insurance Exchange, Massive Expansion, Medicaid Expansion, Medicaid Programs, Medicaid Texas, Patient Protection, Poverty Level, Power Grab, Republican Governors, Rick Perry, State Exchange, Texas Gov, Unfunded Mandate, Virginians
While the Supreme Court upheld the ObamaTax mandate which will increase taxes mostly on those making less than $100,000, one other portion of the ruling disallows the Federal Government from defunding states that refuse to expand Medicaid. The way the ObamaTax law was written, if a state refuses to expand Medicaid to take in far [...]
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Posted on 05 July 2012. Tags: Age Group, Downward Trend, Gallup, Health Insurance, Healthcare Law, Insurance, Parents, Provision, Second Quarter, Uninsured Rate, Uptick, Washington D C, Young Adults
Thanks, ObamaCare. The younger healthier people are now insured and the older people who really need it are screwed. WASHINGTON, D.C. — Fewer U.S. adults aged 26 to 64 are getting health insurance from an employer in 2012, continuing a downward trend that began in 2008. The 55.9% who reported having it in the second [...]
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Posted on 28 June 2012. Tags: Affordable Care, American Businesses, American Citizens, Bill Bolling, Care Act, Constitutional Authority, Constitutionality, Doctor Patient Relationship, George Allen, Governor Bill, Health Care Choices, Health Care Reforms, Health Insurance, Lieutenant Governor, Mitt Romney, Patient Protection, President Of The United States, Republican Congress, Republican Majority, United States Senate
RICHMOND – Lieutenant Governor Bill Bolling issued the following statement today following the decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA): “I am very disappointed by the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the constitutionality of Obamacare. It was my belief that the President and Congress overstepped their constitutional authority [...]
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Posted on 21 June 2012. Tags: Bill Donohue President Of The Catholic League, Catholic Bishops, Catholic Charities, Catholic Church, Catholic Group, Catholics, First Amendment Rights, Fortnight, George Soros, Health Insurance, Liberals, Mandate, Media Matters, Media Outlets, News Outlet, Personal War, Religious Liberty, Tim Kaine, Timmy, Whose Stated Mission
These days, George Soros is pretty discrete about donating to his favorite Progressive Liberals like Tim Kaine when Timmy was running for Governor. Now he is forced to hide behind groups like Media Matters whose stated mission is to deny FoxNews their First Amendment rights and shut them down. Unfortunately, the latest plot uncovered about [...]
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Posted on 26 March 2012. Tags: Amicus Briefs, Barack Obama, Congress Senate, Constitutional Authority, Constitutional Powers, Constitutionality, Federal Governments, Gop Senators, Health Care Law, Health Insurance, Main Attraction, Mitch Mcconnell, Oral Arguments, Overwhelming Majority, Senate Republican Leader, Senate Republicans, Skeptical Questions, State Challenge, Supreme Court Justices, Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal writes today, “Supreme Court justices on Monday weighed whether the challenge to President Barack Obama’s health-care law is ripe for a decision, opening three days of argument on the law with a string of skeptical questions for a lawyer who said the high court should wait. . . . The health-care [...]
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Posted on 20 March 2012. Tags: Buy Health Insurance, Deadbeats, Disdain, Health Insurance, Home Foreclosures, Insurance Companies, Kool Aid, Mandate, Maximum Plan, Middle Class, Mortgage Payment, Mortgage Payments, Preexisting Conditions, Premiums, Prescriptions, Progressives, Recession, Target, Unemployment Numbers, Unemployment Rate
It might not seem probable that Obamacare could cause more foreclosures, particularly among the middle class, but these are not normal times. When the Progressives decided to force an unwanted bill and unaffordable entitlements down America’s collective throats, they had a particularly copious amount of disdain for anyone who declined to purchase Health Insurance because [...]
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Posted on 05 March 2012. Tags: Abc News, Bet, Buy Insurance, Citizen, Debates, Governor Rick Perry, Health Insurance, Incentives, Insurance, Liar, Mandate, Mandates, Massachusetts, Mitt Romney, People, Rick Perry, Tax Credits, Tax Penalties, Texas Governor Rick Perry, Usa Today
Do you remember the debate where Texas Governor Rick Perry accused Mitt Romney of removing a passage from his book stating that Romney thought that RomneyCare should be a model for the nation? It went like this: PERRY: “Well, I’m listening to you, Mitt, and I’m hearing you say all the right things. But I [...]
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Posted on 03 December 2011. Tags: Blogger, Climate Change Research, Climate Scientists, Colleges And Universities, Colleges Universities, Conservative Student, First Amendment Rights, Gay Students, George Mason, Health Insurance, Health System, Kindler, Lifetimes, Michael Mann, Professor Michael, Speech Codes, State Colleges, State Universities, Thomas Jefferson, Thousands Of Dollars, University Of Virginia
I don’t usually quote this much of an article (by a blogger named kindler) but this requires an answer (My comments in bold between each paragraph): Cuccinelli humbly praises himself as Attorney General for “unprecedented battles for liberty in our lifetimes.” Hmm…I’m thinking that may be a typo — perhaps he meant “unprecedented battles to [...]
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Posted on 14 November 2011. Tags: Ballot Box, Buy Insurance, Federal Government, Government Insurance, Health Care Law, Health Insurance, Health Law, Insurance, Mandate, Mitch Mcconnell, Nbsp, Public Surveys, Senate Republican Leader, Senate Republicans, Supreme Court Decision, U S Senate, Washington D C
‘Americans have rejected the law’s mandate that they must buy government-approved health insurance, and I hope the Supreme Court will do the same’ Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell made the following statement on the Supreme Court’s announcement today that it had agreed to hear a challenge to President Obama’s health [...]
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Posted on 28 September 2011. Tags: Benefit Consultants, Chief Executive Officer, Democrat Senators, Dick Durbin, Educational Trust, Employer Costs, Family Coverage, Health Care Law, Health Care Reform, Health Insurance, Health Insurance Premiums, Health Law, Health Premiums, Health Research, Kaiser Family Foundation, Litany, Medical Costs, Obama, Senate Majority Whip, Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday, “The health-insurance premiums paid by employers rose sharply this year, with the average annual cost of family coverage passing the $15,000 mark for the first time, according to a major survey. The 9% average increase in family premiums for 2011, reported in an annual poll of employers performed by [...]
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Posted on 27 September 2011. Tags: Educational Trust, Employer Health, Family Coverage, Federal Health Care, Health Care Bill, Health Insurance, Health Insurance Premiums, Health Law, Health Premiums, Health Research, Kaiser Family Foundation, Medical Services, Obama, Percentage Points, Promises, Provisions, Senate Democrats, Surprise Surprise, Wall Street, Wall Street Journal
Despite President Obama’s Repeated Promises That His Health ‘Law Will Lower Premiums,’ Families And Employers Are Paying More ‘Increase In Family Premiums’ ‘Tied To Provisions Of The Federal Health Care Overhaul’ “The health-insurance premiums paid by employers rose sharply this year, with the average annual cost of family coverage passing the $15,000 mark [...]
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Posted on 16 September 2011. Tags: Compass, Constitutional Arguments, Exceptions, Federal Health Care, Federalist 51, Freedom Act, Health Care Bill, Health Care Freedom, Health Insurance, James Madison, Ken Cuccinelli, Last Thursday, Liberal Judges, Liberty University, Merits, Outliers, Radical Guy, State Sovereignty, Virginia Health Care, Virginians
Virginia’s Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli sent out his opinion and view on the ruling that the 3 liberal judges on the 4th Circuit Court sent down. In short, they said Virginia did not have standing to file the suit. Cuccinelli has offered his take on this in his “Cuccinelli Compass” email newsletter. (Hint – sign [...]
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Posted on 18 February 2011. Tags: Cbo Numbers, Chickens Come Home, Health Insurance, Health Insurance Costs, Insurance Companies, Left Wing, Lemmings, Medicaid, Mouth Breathing, Nazi Symbols, Obama, Paychecks, Pre Existing Conditions, Progressive Agenda, Right Wingers, Tea Party, Teachers Union, Unfunded Mandates, Union Thugs, Wisconsin Teachers
Obama’s Chickens We Tea Party folks tried to warn them. But the lemmings at the unions followed their leaders over the ObamaCare cliff and finally realize they are falling. When we said forcing Insurance Companies to cover pre-existing conditions would cost more, the mouth-breathing, knuckle dragging union Thugocracy pointed to some CBO numbers and said [...]
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Posted on 13 December 2010. Tags: 250k, Assurances, Constitutionality, Cuccinelli, Denials, District Court Judge, Federal District Court, Federal Government, Federal Health Care, Gm, Gm Cars, Guns, Health Care Act, Health Insurance, Henry Hudson, Interstate Commerce, Midday, Obama, Provision, Virginia Attorney General
According to Virginia Attorney General Cuccinelli’s office, Federal District Court Judge Henry Hudson will issue his ruling sometime around midday TODAY, Monday, December 13 on Virginia’s lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the federal health care act. Based on the questions asked by a well prepared Judge Hudson, many speculate that the ruling will be favorable [...]
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Posted on 17 October 2010. Tags: Account Act, Adequate Medical Care, American Health Care, Assistance Act, Bayne, Brilliant Plan, Campaign Website, Care Assistance, Charade, Congressional Seat, Constitutionalism, Current, Dr John, Eric Cantor, Funded Health Care, Good Conservative!, Good Doctor, Government Regulation, Government System, Health Assistance, Health Care Plan, Health Care System, Health Insurance, Health Plan, Health Savings, Health Savings Account, High Heaven, Incumbent Republican, Independent, Insurance, Mandate, Mandates, Personal Responsibility, Philosophical Argument, Political Question, Public Health, Single Payer, Tax Credit, Tax Credits, Taxpayers, Universal Care, Universal Health Care, Virginia Health, Williamsburg Virginia
Floyd Bayne is the Independent Green Candidate running for Virginia’s 7th District Congressional seat against Incumbent Republican Eric Cantor. While Bayne talks the talk of a Constitutional Conservative, does he walk the walk? You make the call. According to Bayne’s campaign website, Bayne says “I will advocate for and seek to have implemented The American [...]
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Posted on 04 October 2010. Tags: 3m Co, Chuck Grassley, Conglomerate, Federal Health, Health Care Bill, Health Care Law, Health Coverage, Health Insurance, Health Insurance Plan, Health Plan, Medicare Program, Nyt, Obama, Principal Financial, Principal Financial Group, Retiree Benefits, S Corp, St Paul Minn, State Regulators, Wall Street Journal
It hasn’t even been a week since President Obama assured a group of Iowans in a backyard discussion that under Democrats’ unpopular health care bill, “[I]f you’ve got health care through your employer, that’s not going to change, except to make it a little bit safer and more secure.” But today, there’s yet another story [...]
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