Let’s see, there will be 2 million new jobs on the market, people won’t have to work to keep health insurance and can do what they want, like start a business, take care on infant kids, or take a job they really like.
That’s okay, wait until the employer mandate hits. Obama knows what a devastating hit that will be. That is why he illegally moved it back, again, until a week after the 2014 elections.If it had hit in October like it was supposed to after he moved it back illegally the first time, there would be a huge spike in unemployment and underemployment not to mention as many as possibly a hundred million finding their premiums skyrocketing in cost.
People need to look at all the subsidies available to the marginally poor. Food stamps, aid to dependent children, unemployment Ins, disability benefits, housing and whatever I’m missing. With all the freebies and working for cash, off the books, there’s a lot to be said for not hassling with a regular job.
“My question is this – with fewer hours being worked it would also mean less tax revenue for the GOV to pay premiums with , isn’t this where the bottom falls out of a Ponzi scheme?”
You hit the nail on the head. I am surprised there are so few that have reached that conclusion.
Theodore E. Lind Premium Member about 10 years ago
Let’s see, there will be 2 million new jobs on the market, people won’t have to work to keep health insurance and can do what they want, like start a business, take care on infant kids, or take a job they really like.
woodwork about 10 years ago
just gjoes to prove a point…when people talk about politics or religion, all rational thought goes away
Enoki about 10 years ago
That’s okay, wait until the employer mandate hits. Obama knows what a devastating hit that will be. That is why he illegally moved it back, again, until a week after the 2014 elections.If it had hit in October like it was supposed to after he moved it back illegally the first time, there would be a huge spike in unemployment and underemployment not to mention as many as possibly a hundred million finding their premiums skyrocketing in cost.
dzw3030 about 10 years ago
People need to look at all the subsidies available to the marginally poor. Food stamps, aid to dependent children, unemployment Ins, disability benefits, housing and whatever I’m missing. With all the freebies and working for cash, off the books, there’s a lot to be said for not hassling with a regular job.
I Play One On TV about 10 years ago
“My question is this – with fewer hours being worked it would also mean less tax revenue for the GOV to pay premiums with , isn’t this where the bottom falls out of a Ponzi scheme?”
You hit the nail on the head. I am surprised there are so few that have reached that conclusion.