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Tag: insuranceBy Corinthian Scales, Section News
Sorry Charlie, err, Joshua, however, besides same last names, you two do have the same stench.
Last week, following offensive comments about LGBT Hate speech my ass, signed Wolverine. Furthermore, if the Ann Arbor Nerd wasn't such a flaming Progressive surrounding himself in Obama funding secrecy, his answer for Medicaid Expansion would have also been, "I'm not getting into that." Every stupid thing on The Left has become an ongoing distraction from reality.
H/t Market Ticker Sit and spin on that one, Mr. deflector of communications for the Michigan Democratic Party. By Corinthian Scales, Section News
The Flim-Flam Man and his Nerdpublicrat majority nailed folks good this time.
Expanded Medicaid's fine print holds surprise: 'payback' from estate after death All the way from One Big Ass Mistake America, to Vote, No Vacation Snyder and his faux-conservative Gen Xer toadie - the Mitten State is screwed. By JGillman, Section News
To both Republicans and Democrats who have taken a step to protect freedom of conscience today.
Praise when something is done right is appropriate. Employers will no longer be forced to provide 'abortion coverage' in their insurance policies. "The Republican-controlled Legislature on Wednesday approved a voter-initiated law that would prohibit basic health insurance plans from covering abortions and avoid a veto by Gov. Rick Snyder.Its a shame that such a common sense effort had to done through citizen initiative because of a Governor who has no respect for tax payer freedom of conscience. I truly hope that Michigan Right To Life remembers how unnecessarily hard they had to work to get this done. One Term Nerd. (3 comments) Comments >> By JGillman, Section News
And necessarily bankrupt oneself. (mixing a little Obama-ism in there)
Health care exchanges that WORKED have been around for a while. Karl Denninger at the Market Ticker demonstrates how the ACA has screwed us using one of those exchanges for comparisons from 2013 to 2014. I put it to the test, and I have determined that I will not have insurance after November of next year. First, Thank God that we did not establish a 'Michigan Exchange' and then read the article, then compare for yourself. H/T to Steph at FedUpUSA.org (1 comment) Comments >> By JGillman, Section News
Say What? (No .. really not all that surprised - this WAS a 100% Democrat plan after all)
And There are R's in congress about to cave on this? ... By JGillman, Section News
Still examining this and its mechanisms, but its still early.
Frankly, the fact that government is involved in the slightest way with regard to health care, is not only annoying, but flies in the face of personal responsibility, and liberty. Having said that, we recognize the state of Michigan, and it's citizens' right to pursue certain issues of public policy outside of federal manipulation. Senator Colbeck has also earned the opportunity to be heard IMO. From a Press release late yesterday: Intriguing? Continued below the fold (4 comments, 614 words in story) Full Story By JGillman, Section News
Since the threat of socialized medicine has fully materialized, there are many who have put on their thinking caps to 'solve' the existing troubles being used to accelerate it.
It might be of interest for some to attend Free market principles, removing obstacles to competition, and recovering from the worst legislation in the history of our country. Read the PDF flyer linked above. You have two days left to register. By JGillman, Section News
Compassion does not necessarily equal ethical behavior.
What someone might call "the right thing to do," might be anything but that. Especially if it requires that a crime be perpetrated in order to follow through. Most acts of compassion by an individual cannot be questioned. It is self sacrifice; or giving, that heals, nurtures, grows, etc. It becomes a very different act when perpetrated through coercion upon some for the benefit of others. The affordable care act is one of those "right things to do" according to its supporters. However, it is also one of those things which has no authority as an enumerated power defined in the constitution. The federal government has no authority to act on state's issues such as health care, welfare, and schooling. Only the broadest interpretation of commerce issues allow it to assume other responsibilities such as labor and transportation, but those come from the weak links established through a lazy practice known as case law, and precedent. The federal government has no reason to be involved in, or managing the critical aspects of our lives. The mantra of "Its the law of the land" be damned. We still have a constitution, as damaged as it might be through neglect and cowardice. It provides absolute protections from authority to the people, and to the states which those people reside. Unless those states and people surrender to that authority. Continued below (1815 words in story) Full Story
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