This post proves positivly that you are a liar. Originally Posted by rodog44How?
OK, I revealed that I'm a non smoker. I guess the revnooers will be at my doorstep now.
SNICK!
- Yssup Rider
- 10-11-2013, 07:59 PM
OK, I revealed that I'm a non smoker. I guess the revnooers will be at my doorstep now.
SNICK!
- IIFFOFRDB
- 10-11-2013, 08:02 PM
- IIFFOFRDB
- 10-11-2013, 08:08 PM
Not everyone who applies for this care is eligible for a subsidy. If its proven one cant afford mandated coverage, he/she would be eligible for the subsidies you speak of.It's a long story but government can not do it better. WE ALL WILL SEE THIS SOON...but good for you on your current situation.
Speaking for myself I currently have GREAT coverage for me the fam which is a bit pricey but I pay it, and due to the fact I'm in a higher tax bracket, I wouldnt qualify for subsidized care BUT I dont have issues with those who do.
Please tell me why the higher costs of subsidies to the wealthy are more acceptable than helping those whom are less fortunate?? Originally Posted by GentleGiant2467
- IIFFOFRDB
- 10-11-2013, 08:10 PM
- Yssup Rider
- 10-11-2013, 08:25 PM
- therock18
- 10-11-2013, 09:05 PM
Last night, the organization formerly known as President Obama's reelection campaign, Organizing for Action, held an Obamacare event in Greenville, South Carolina. The event was called "Obamacare and You!"
"Let's discuss what this Affordable Care Act means for you and your community. This session will help you understand the benefits and will equip you to spread the word about the benefits of Obamacare in your community. Come out and get the facts!!," the event advertisement said.
But it wasn't widely attended. Only two people, in addition to the two organizers, showed up.
Here's a picture of the two participants:
It looks like, however, organizers had planned for many more:
"Let's discuss what this Affordable Care Act means for you and your community. This session will help you understand the benefits and will equip you to spread the word about the benefits of Obamacare in your community. Come out and get the facts!!," the event advertisement said.
But it wasn't widely attended. Only two people, in addition to the two organizers, showed up.
Here's a picture of the two participants:
It looks like, however, organizers had planned for many more:
- therock18
- 10-11-2013, 09:09 PM
Sebelius visit fails to reassure as health care website glitches persist
By Alex Nixon
Published: Thursday, Oct. 10, 2013, 11:48 p.m.
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius had a front-row view of the problems plaguing the website that the government established to allow people to shop for health insurance under Obamacare.
Sebelius and Steelers Chairman Dan Rooney were at an enrollment and education event on Thursday at Heinz Field to promote Healthcare.gov, but people who showed up encountered problems in signing up for coverage on the website.
Unable to handle heavy online traffic and riddled with technical glitches, the website has been a source of criticism of the Obama administration and the new Affordable Care Act since its start on Oct. 1.
Sebelius, who is making similar trips to cities across the country to spread the word about the website, told the audience of about 100 people that Healthcare.gov was “open for business.”
“Believe me, we had some early glitches,” said Sebelius, who was introduced by Rooney, a backer of the law. “But it's getting better every day.”
At the back of the room, it was a different story. About 20 people armed with laptops and certified by the government to sign up people for coverage were meeting with uninsured people, answering questions and fruitlessly trying to access the website.
LaKesha Lowry, 41, came to the event to find out about her health insurance options. But the North Side resident said she was not able to access the site, even with the help of a certified application counselor.
“It said, ‘Try again later,' ” Lowry said.
Asked about the ongoing problems with the website and the fact that people at a government enrollment event couldn't sign up, Sebelius told reporters that she didn't know what problems were affecting service at Heinz Field. The government has made hardware and software upgrades to improve the site, she said, and it is working for many people.
“We're working to ensure it's easy to use,” Sebelius said, noting that more than 13 million people have visited the site, an “extraordinary” level of traffic.
Technicians, she said, are “working around the clock to add capacity.”
Since Healthcare.gov's shopping function went live 10 days ago — the start of a six-month open enrollment period — it has been overwhelmed with traffic. That's a fact that the law's supporters have said shows how much demand there is for new health insurance options. Critics have said the problems show the law should be delayed or scrapped.
In recent days, technical glitches with the site's design have prevented people from creating accounts and accessing the shopping function.
Ted Couperus, a Gibsonia resident who spoke to the Tribune-Review on Monday about his trouble with the website, was still experiencing problems on Thursday.
“I have tried logging in over a dozen times since Tuesday at all hours day and night with no success,” he wrote in an email. “I have continued trying to log into my account at Healthcare.gov, always with the same result. The system seems to accept my user name and password, but gives me a blank white screen.”
The website is being used in Pennsylvania and 35 other states that decided to let the federal government handle the task rather than do it themselves. States that set up their own online marketplaces seem to be faring better.
The state of New York announced on Tuesday that more than 40,000 of its residents have signed up.
HHS officials so far have declined to release enrollment numbers for the federal website, saying they plan to provide monthly updates. It was unclear how many people — if any — were able to enroll at Thursday's event.
By Alex Nixon
Published: Thursday, Oct. 10, 2013, 11:48 p.m.
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius had a front-row view of the problems plaguing the website that the government established to allow people to shop for health insurance under Obamacare.
Sebelius and Steelers Chairman Dan Rooney were at an enrollment and education event on Thursday at Heinz Field to promote Healthcare.gov, but people who showed up encountered problems in signing up for coverage on the website.
Unable to handle heavy online traffic and riddled with technical glitches, the website has been a source of criticism of the Obama administration and the new Affordable Care Act since its start on Oct. 1.
Sebelius, who is making similar trips to cities across the country to spread the word about the website, told the audience of about 100 people that Healthcare.gov was “open for business.”
“Believe me, we had some early glitches,” said Sebelius, who was introduced by Rooney, a backer of the law. “But it's getting better every day.”
At the back of the room, it was a different story. About 20 people armed with laptops and certified by the government to sign up people for coverage were meeting with uninsured people, answering questions and fruitlessly trying to access the website.
LaKesha Lowry, 41, came to the event to find out about her health insurance options. But the North Side resident said she was not able to access the site, even with the help of a certified application counselor.
“It said, ‘Try again later,' ” Lowry said.
Asked about the ongoing problems with the website and the fact that people at a government enrollment event couldn't sign up, Sebelius told reporters that she didn't know what problems were affecting service at Heinz Field. The government has made hardware and software upgrades to improve the site, she said, and it is working for many people.
“We're working to ensure it's easy to use,” Sebelius said, noting that more than 13 million people have visited the site, an “extraordinary” level of traffic.
Technicians, she said, are “working around the clock to add capacity.”
Since Healthcare.gov's shopping function went live 10 days ago — the start of a six-month open enrollment period — it has been overwhelmed with traffic. That's a fact that the law's supporters have said shows how much demand there is for new health insurance options. Critics have said the problems show the law should be delayed or scrapped.
In recent days, technical glitches with the site's design have prevented people from creating accounts and accessing the shopping function.
Ted Couperus, a Gibsonia resident who spoke to the Tribune-Review on Monday about his trouble with the website, was still experiencing problems on Thursday.
“I have tried logging in over a dozen times since Tuesday at all hours day and night with no success,” he wrote in an email. “I have continued trying to log into my account at Healthcare.gov, always with the same result. The system seems to accept my user name and password, but gives me a blank white screen.”
The website is being used in Pennsylvania and 35 other states that decided to let the federal government handle the task rather than do it themselves. States that set up their own online marketplaces seem to be faring better.
The state of New York announced on Tuesday that more than 40,000 of its residents have signed up.
HHS officials so far have declined to release enrollment numbers for the federal website, saying they plan to provide monthly updates. It was unclear how many people — if any — were able to enroll at Thursday's event.
- therock18
- 10-11-2013, 09:13 PM
WASHINGTON (CBSDC) — Dr. Ben Carson slammed President Barack Obama’s signature health care during his speech at the Value Voter’s Summit Friday.
“Obamacare is really, I think, the worst thing that has happened in this nation since slavery,” Carson declared. “It is slavery in a way because it is making all of us subservient to the government.”
Carson said the implementation of the Affordable Care Act was never about health care, only control.
“That’s why when this administration took office it didn’t matter that the country was going off the cliff economically. All forces were directed toward getting this legislation passed,” Carson said.
Carson also made a comparison between Obama’s health care law to former Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin.
“Vladimir Lenin, one of the fathers of socialism and communism, said that socialized medicine is the keystone to the establishment of a socialist state,” Carson stated.
Sens. Ted Cruz, Rand Paul and Marco Rubio also spoke Friday at the summit.
No surprise considering Democrats is the party of SLAVERY!!!!
“Obamacare is really, I think, the worst thing that has happened in this nation since slavery,” Carson declared. “It is slavery in a way because it is making all of us subservient to the government.”
Carson said the implementation of the Affordable Care Act was never about health care, only control.
“That’s why when this administration took office it didn’t matter that the country was going off the cliff economically. All forces were directed toward getting this legislation passed,” Carson said.
Carson also made a comparison between Obama’s health care law to former Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin.
“Vladimir Lenin, one of the fathers of socialism and communism, said that socialized medicine is the keystone to the establishment of a socialist state,” Carson stated.
Sens. Ted Cruz, Rand Paul and Marco Rubio also spoke Friday at the summit.
No surprise considering Democrats is the party of SLAVERY!!!!
- Yssup Rider
- 10-11-2013, 09:13 PM
SNICK!
- therock18
- 10-11-2013, 09:14 PM
- Yssup Rider
- 10-11-2013, 09:15 PM
What's your point, moron?
You are writing more redundant threads than Whirlyturd.
Why don't you cite your sources, shit for brains?
guess you're just a lying sack of shit, even for a mod...
Dipshit buttmunch.
You are writing more redundant threads than Whirlyturd.
Why don't you cite your sources, shit for brains?
guess you're just a lying sack of shit, even for a mod...
Dipshit buttmunch.
- Yssup Rider
- 10-11-2013, 09:19 PM
another show of brilliance from the village idiot!
- therock18
- 10-11-2013, 09:26 PM
- Yssup Rider
- 10-11-2013, 09:28 PM
Where's the link to the story, dolt?
- therock18
- 10-11-2013, 09:29 PM
YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH!!!!
OBAMACARE IS A DISASTER!!!!
YOUR GETTING FUCKED BY LIBTARDS
BUT ASSUP LOVES TO GET FUCKED UP THE ASS!!!
OBAMACARE IS A DISASTER!!!!
YOUR GETTING FUCKED BY LIBTARDS
BUT ASSUP LOVES TO GET FUCKED UP THE ASS!!!
What's your point, moron?
You are writing more redundant threads than Whirlyturd.
Why don't you cite your sources, shit for brains?
guess you're just a lying sack of shit, even for a mod...
Dipshit buttmunch. Originally Posted by Yssup Rider