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Tag: Prosthetics

Ye Sow - So Shall Ye Reap

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Sun Feb 19, 2012 at 09:55:30 AM EST
Tags: Kneecapped, Jobs, Artificial Limbs, Prosthetics, Michigan, Taxes, Stryker, Health Care (all tags)

Just a reminder of the unintended[?] consequence of health care manipulation and control by big government.

While we are talking in other stories on RightMichigan.com about compacts and severability, the 3000 plus pages of Frankenstein legislation we tenderly call "Obamacare" is rife with triggers, taxes and penalties. One of the taxes callously affecting a part of the very superior medical care we enjoy. Manufacturing. The part that is being transformed into a memory operated by billionaire and progressive Jon Stryker:

"Stryker, a maker of artificial hips and knees based in Kalamazoo, Mich., announced in November that it would slash 5 percent of its global workforce (an estimated 1,000 workers) this coming year to reduce costs related to Obamacare's taxes and mandates."

Those "global workers" are likely more expensive here.

I wonder if Mr. Stryker feels conflicted about his support of progressive causes, and relationship with leftists, and the money making business side which provides not only a comfortable living, but real high paying jobs?

I'll bet he doesn't complain too much.

If he did, he wouldn't have a leg to stand on.

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