Health Care increase for working responsible people!

[Chuck Prather]

Just notified of major changes to my healthcare! It will cost me $8,000.00 extra next year! Just want to thank that worthless Muslim Loser in office and all his supporters!

[barnold1]

Somebody's gotta pay for the deadbeats! Just another to the American Dream, brought to you by the joke-ass community organizer that's way the hell out of his league!

[littlewoody]

Didn't vote for obama !

[Chuck Prather]

Me either! Everybody who voted for him should pay the extra!

[rabbitearl]

I think its time for somebody to step in and start looking out for the working people.But I think it will never happen.It just seem like if you have a job you, re treated like crap.I ll have to agree with most of the ones that voted the ones back in.Gov,Keep me up.I don t want to work.I just want to eat, a place to sleep, free health,and have sex,and get more money to have babys and more babys.Thats the reason the other one lost.He said he was going to put people to work.That was a big slap in the face to a lot of voters.I really think there is so much hate in US, its unreal.

I think you have to have a job and have taxes taking out for 4 years before you can vote.JMO I mean think about it.If I did not have to work and someman comes in and said vote for me and I will put you to work.Yes hell.

It would not be for me to take over.I will put it this way.A farmer that needs help would not have to pay for mex ship in and have to have inc on them and a free place to stay, light bill and have to pay them more an hr than a USA person cause there so many getting free money USA.They don t have to work.You talking about a person putting a stop to that.Me ME and ME.

[cris axtell/coal hill ken]

Big changes in my insurance and I work in a hospital. There are going to be big changes in health care and not for the good. Insurance companies are going to rape people on there rates. Hospital reimbursements are going down and patient care is going to suffer. People are not going to be able to afford Obama care and it will be cheaper for them to pay the fines and they will still not have health care. The government will make money off the fines.

[2500 HD]

There was never health care in the health care bill.....It was a huge tax increase right from the start, wolf in sheeps clothing

[littlewoody]

There was never health care in the health care bill.....It was a huge tax increase right from the start, wolf in sheeps clothing

+100%

[S.R.Patch]

Life After Boehner
by Michael Tomasky Sep 5, 2013 7:54 AM EDT

In non-Syria news, HuffPo’s Ryan Grim and Jon Ward reported yesterday that some GOP Hill rats are now starting to say on background what most of us have been assuming for quite some time—that John Boehner won’t seek reelection in 2014 and thus will end his tenure as speaker.

If so, he will have lasted just four years, and, it must be said, a pretty crappy four years, when the House has passed almost no meaningful bills and when the most meaningful one it did pass, the sequester, is widely acknowledged to be a disaster and an admission of Congress’ inability to do its job. And remember, we still have, after the Syria vote, the looming government shutdown and the debt-limit fight coming this fall. A brief government shutdown and a credit default, while undesirable generally, would provide fitting capstones to a terrible tenure.

Now of course all this failure isn’t his fault. He’s got a lot of people in that caucus who weren’t elected to govern, but to burn down. His length of tenure reflects this problem. As speaker, you have to make some sort of attempt to govern. That’s the gig. But when half or more of your caucus is against governing, well, they’re going to get mad at you and consider you a sell-out. As Grim and Ward point out, he won the speakership last time by just three votes.

It’s worth reflecting on this before he goes back to Cincinnati (back to Cincinnati? What am I talking about? He’s staying right here, I would imagine, and will earn a few million dollars a year as a post-lobbyist lobbyist, doing most of his work on the courses at Burning Tree and Congressional; I guess in a way he will have earned that, and a carton of smokes): The current House Republican caucus doesn’t want a speaker who will attempt to perform the basic job of speaker—shepherd through compromise spending bills in a semi-timely fashion, work with the Senate to pass a few other respectably significant bills, keep something resembling an orderly appearance. Boehner did none of these things, and probably couldn’t do any of them. Immigration is a great case in point, when he was forced by the yahoos to say he wasn’t taking up the Senate bill at all.

But the more important question is who replaces him. HuffPo:

The assumption that Boehner's departure is imminent has set off a round of jockeying for the positions that would open up. The current power structure includes an ad hoc leadership-in-waiting, consisting of five conservatives who serve as a go-betweens for the leadership and the tea party. Getting the blessing of that group is usually the first step toward getting broader tea party buy-in. According to GOP sources, this group includes Reps. Jeb Hensarling (Texas), Jim Jordan (Ohio), Paul Ryan (Wis.), Tom Price (Ga.) and Steve Scalise (La.). All but Ryan have chaired the Republican Study Committee, the bloc of arch-conservatives in the House. Much of the speculation has focused on Hensarling, chairman of the Financial Services Committee, who is considered a viable candidate for either speaker or majority leader. Price, who lost a leadership race last round to Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (Wash.), is considered a viable challenger to current Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy (Calif.).

A grim menu. These people make Boehner look like Nelson Rockefeller. Under any of these people, the point of the House of Representatives will be to throw as many wrenches into as many gears of government as they can possibly get away with. You think things couldn’t get worse? Oh, trust me, they could be much worse. And it looks like they will be.

[barnold1]

And what does this post on Boehner have to do with the thread topic of hardworking Americans having to pay more for healthcare to compensate for the scum that vote for yobama?

[Newt]

Quote:
"A grim menu. These people make Boehner look like Nelson Rockefeller. Under any of these people, the point of the House of Representatives will be to throw as many wrenches into as many gears of government as they can possibly get away with. You think things couldn’t get worse? Oh, trust me, they could be much worse. And it looks like they will be.

The idiot that wrote that believes that Government can fix anything.
They have fixed poverty.
Fixed Healthcare.
Fixed Race relations.
Fixed national security. How many cities or countries can we visit and feel safe.
Fixed Illegal immigration.
Fixed our debt problems.
Fixed unemployment
Well on the way to fixing Religion Instead of worshiping God we will alll worship the Government.

When I think of solutions to problems I don't think of Government as the answer.

[Rabbithoundjb]

Yea Newt as soon as seen huffington post I laughed. After 5 years Its everyones fault but Obamas he doesn't have to govern but everyone has toooooo, LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I wonder if he would post fox news take on who's governing.

AND SARAH PALIN WAS THE DUMMY.

[cojax]

my insurance will change after January its going up over $100 a month and no copay......deductibles for me and my 2 girls.....I think its going to be a $1500 deductible.
...thanks libtard freaks!!!!! cojax

[Pine Mt Beagles]

Patch simply pointed out the problem,,and,,that is Republicans,,have been on strike ,,they have no leadership nor do they want any,,they simply cannot govern never have.But it is much worse now,the have completely lost touch with middle and low income workers period.

And Republican's,,,who voted for the ,,non- American,,non- Patriot,,non- Relegious,,Alien from Planet Kolob,,should pay at least double for insurance and triple for gas,,

[Newt]

Patch simply pointed out the problem,,and,,that is Republicans,,have been on strike ,,they have no leadership nor do they want any,,they simply cannot govern never have.But it is much worse now,the have completely lost touch with middle and low income workers period.

And Republican's,,,who voted for the ,,non- American,,non- Patriot,,non- Relegious,,Alien from Planet Kolob,,should pay at least double for insurance and triple for gas,,

How is The Kenyan, Warmonger, doing keeping the sheep in line. He is "Pipeing" but the mice are no longer following.
He spent all his capital buying votes for his Health Scare, he no longer has anything to offer. What, with elections coming up, its every progressive for himself.
He looked like a lost beagle pup in the rain, as he whined his way through Petersburg, with his tail between his legs. Big Ears first said don't cross my Red LIne or I will bark. Well it wasn't my red line, ugh it was Congress' Red Line. No it was the world's red line. Ugh, I'll get my friends in Congress take the blame. What, I forgot there was an election coming up. I'm screwed.

His reincarnation of "Baghdad Bob" says the economy is "looking good", while another million said screw it I'm not looking for a job. If folks like PM can ride, so can I.

Those Progressives remember how often they pretended Iraq was all on Bush. "Bush lied about WMDs" was the party line. Now Big Ears has finally boxed himself in. The thrill has gone from Chris Mathews leg. Now he is blaming Big Ears for hurting the Democrat Party.

I suppose that makes Mathews is a Racist SOB.