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Wednesday, 08 October 2014
More Americans than ever say Obamacare is harming them, and Obama is a failure too
Who you gonna believe, Obamabot propaganda, or your own lyin' eyes?
Over a quarter of Americans now say Obamacare has personally hurt them, according to a Gallup poll released Wednesday.
Twenty-seven percent of Americans say the health-care law has hurt them, up from 19 percent in May. The percentage saying Obamacare has helped still lags behind, up to 16 percent from 10 percent earlier this year.
Count me among the 27%. Obamacare is costing my family more money, for crappier coverage, with daily hassles over formerly routine stuff like prescription renewals. My doctor hates it too.
Apparently that's not a bug.
According to the Obama administration, however, this is what the public can expect when Obamacare is working as intended. The White House has repeatedly declared victory on Obamacare; the health-care law's new chief, Health and Human Services secretary Sylvia Burwell, is calling for the public to "move beyond the politics," she told The Washington Post this week.
If you like getting screwed, you can keep getting screwed…
As always, a majority of Americans oppose the health-care law on principle. Fifty-three percent of those polled disapprove of the health-care law, while just 41 percent approve.
You know what who else the public hates?
Obama.
A clear majority of Americans describe President Obama's tenure as a "failure" according to a new poll released Monday.
The survey from IBD/TIPP indicates that 53 percent of adults in the United States now characterize Obama's presidency as a "failure," while 41 percent chalk it up as a success. Half of the people who live in states won by Obama see his tenure negatively, as do 59 percent of those aged 25-44 years old.
There's that "41 percent" figure again. Who are these deluded Obamabots?
Xbox-playing basement dwellers, and Lena Dunham fan-grrls!
Some of the key groups remain solid in their support of the president, though. More than three-quarters of voters aged 18-24 see Obama's presidency as a success, as do 54 percent of single women.
Hey, sooner or later the slackers are gonna have to find a job. And then, uh oh, the only jobs left are part-time.
Starting this year, the United States' working population will face three major employment disincentives resulting from the very benefits the Affordable Care Act (ACA) provides: (1) an explicit tax on full-time work, (2) an implicit tax on full-time work for those who are ineligible for the ACA's health insurance subsidies, and (3) an implicit tax that links the amount of available subsidies to workers' incomes.
A new study published by the Mercatus Center at George Mason University advances the understanding of how much these ACA taxes will reduce overall employment, and why. It concludes that the reduction will be nearly double that projected by previous analyses. Labor markets ultimately will reduce weekly employment per person by about 3 percent — translating to roughly 4 million fewer full-time-equivalent workers.
No wonder the Obots are so enamored with raising the minimum wage. It's all they'll ever earn, at whatever crummy job they manage to slither into. Hey, elections have consequences dontcha know, and not to put too fine a point on it, but you idiots voted for this shit.
You know, before it's too late, we should raise the voting age back to 21 and
repeal the Nineteenth Amendment. Responsible government might ensue.
Posted at 19:13 by Chris Wysocki
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