Democrats in both houses of Congress said some members of their party were getting nervous that they could pay a political price if the rollout of the law was messy or if premiums went up significantly.
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Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Democrat of New Hampshire, who is up for re-election next year, said, “We are hearing from a lot of small businesses in New Hampshire that do not know how to comply with the law.”
In addition, Mrs. Shaheen said, “restaurants that employ people for about 30 hours a week are trying to figure out whether it would be in their interest to reduce the hours” of those workers, so the restaurants could avoid the law’s requirement to offer health coverage to full-time employees.
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Senator Benjamin L. Cardin, Democrat of Maryland, said he told White House officials on Thursday that he was concerned about big rate increases being sought by the largest health insurer in his state. The company, CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, has sought increases averaging 25 percent for individual insurance policies that will be sold in the state insurance exchange, and it is seeking increases of about 15 percent for small businesses. The company said the higher premiums reflected costs of complying with the new law.
Why, it is almost as if these people don't know what they're doing or something.
PS: We told you so.
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Gee, who could have foreseen this?
Democrats in both houses of Congress said some members of their party were getting nervous that they could pay a political price if the rollout of the law was messy or if premiums went up significantly.
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Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Democrat of New Hampshire, who is up for re-election next year, said, “We are hearing from a lot of small businesses in New Hampshire that do not know how to comply with the law.”
In addition, Mrs. Shaheen said, “restaurants that employ people for about 30 hours a week are trying to figure out whether it would be in their interest to reduce the hours” of those workers, so the restaurants could avoid the law’s requirement to offer health coverage to full-time employees.
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Senator Benjamin L. Cardin, Democrat of Maryland, said he told White House officials on Thursday that he was concerned about big rate increases being sought by the largest health insurer in his state. The company, CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, has sought increases averaging 25 percent for individual insurance policies that will be sold in the state insurance exchange, and it is seeking increases of about 15 percent for small businesses. The company said the higher premiums reflected costs of complying with the new law.
• ObamaCare provides $20 billion in tax credits for as many as 4 million Small Businesses to offset the cost of purchasing insurance on the Health Insurance Exchanges.
• ObamaCare provides $20 billion in tax credits for as many as 4 million Small Businesses to offset the cost of purchasing insurance on the Health Insurance Exchanges.
Democrats in both houses of Congress said some members of their party were getting nervous that they could pay a political price if the rollout of the law was messy or if premiums went up significantly.
...
Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Democrat of New Hampshire, who is up for re-election next year, said, “We are hearing from a lot of small businesses in New Hampshire that do not know how to comply with the law.”
In addition, Mrs. Shaheen said, “restaurants that employ people for about 30 hours a week are trying to figure out whether it would be in their interest to reduce the hours” of those workers, so the restaurants could avoid the law’s requirement to offer health coverage to full-time employees.
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Senator Benjamin L. Cardin, Democrat of Maryland, said he told White House officials on Thursday that he was concerned about big rate increases being sought by the largest health insurer in his state. The company, CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, has sought increases averaging 25 percent for individual insurance policies that will be sold in the state insurance exchange, and it is seeking increases of about 15 percent for small businesses. The company said the higher premiums reflected costs of complying with the new law.
Democrats in both houses of Congress said some members of their party were getting nervous that they could pay a political price if the rollout of the law was messy or if premiums went up significantly.
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Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Democrat of New Hampshire, who is up for re-election next year, said, “We are hearing from a lot of small businesses in New Hampshire that do not know how to comply with the law.”
In addition, Mrs. Shaheen said, “restaurants that employ people for about 30 hours a week are trying to figure out whether it would be in their interest to reduce the hours” of those workers, so the restaurants could avoid the law’s requirement to offer health coverage to full-time employees.
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Senator Benjamin L. Cardin, Democrat of Maryland, said he told White House officials on Thursday that he was concerned about big rate increases being sought by the largest health insurer in his state. The company, CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, has sought increases averaging 25 percent for individual insurance policies that will be sold in the state insurance exchange, and it is seeking increases of about 15 percent for small businesses. The company said the higher premiums reflected costs of complying with the new law.
Anxious Democrats fear a botched implementation of ObamaCare could dash their hopes of controlling the House and Senate for President Obama’s last two years in office.
At his press conference Tuesday, Obama acknowledged “glitches and bumps” in the law’s rollout, but some congressional Democrats fear much worse.
One high-ranking Democrat told The Hill that it is his leading concern.
Anxious Democrats fear a botched implementation of ObamaCare could dash their hopes of controlling the House and Senate for President Obama’s last two years in office.
At his press conference Tuesday, Obama acknowledged “glitches and bumps” in the law’s rollout, but some congressional Democrats fear much worse.
One high-ranking Democrat told The Hill that it is his leading concern.
• ObamaCare provides $20 billion in tax credits for as many as 4 million Small Businesses to offset the cost of purchasing insurance on the Health Insurance Exchanges.
Conservatives quote the businesses being effected.
You didn't have to provide the link. I'm sure Obamacare says that.
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Quote Originally Posted by darkhorse12:
• ObamaCare provides $20 billion in tax credits for as many as 4 million Small Businesses to offset the cost of purchasing insurance on the Health Insurance Exchanges.
• ObamaCare provides $20 billion in tax credits for as many as 4 million Small Businesses to offset the cost of purchasing insurance on the Health Insurance Exchanges.
The only ones getting a break are Obama's cronies.
We already had to leave Blue Cross Blue Shield because it raised about 30% and we could not afford it. (over 4 Gs a year)
Now we are using Tricare. ( about 2.7Gs a year)
Most likely, if everything goes according to Obama's plan, we will drop all insurance, and just call to open a plan when we are sick. Then close it after we get treatment.
I am not seeing anything that will make this illegal. I am also not seeing how it benefits me to have insurance when I am not sick if I can not be denied insurance when I need it.
IF you wonder why your premiums and price of care are skyrocketing, I will accept your hate mail. IT will be mine, and the millions of others that do this Fault.
Good luck everyone else
The very concept of insurance insists that you pre-plan against an unforseen un-planned-for event. They are going to have to come up with a new term for Obamacare, because the market that evolves will not be insurance, and it will compeltely crush the "honest" insurance markets.
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Quote Originally Posted by darkhorse12:
• ObamaCare provides $20 billion in tax credits for as many as 4 million Small Businesses to offset the cost of purchasing insurance on the Health Insurance Exchanges.
The only ones getting a break are Obama's cronies.
We already had to leave Blue Cross Blue Shield because it raised about 30% and we could not afford it. (over 4 Gs a year)
Now we are using Tricare. ( about 2.7Gs a year)
Most likely, if everything goes according to Obama's plan, we will drop all insurance, and just call to open a plan when we are sick. Then close it after we get treatment.
I am not seeing anything that will make this illegal. I am also not seeing how it benefits me to have insurance when I am not sick if I can not be denied insurance when I need it.
IF you wonder why your premiums and price of care are skyrocketing, I will accept your hate mail. IT will be mine, and the millions of others that do this Fault.
Good luck everyone else
The very concept of insurance insists that you pre-plan against an unforseen un-planned-for event. They are going to have to come up with a new term for Obamacare, because the market that evolves will not be insurance, and it will compeltely crush the "honest" insurance markets.
This is not done going to the Supreme Court. The law says that companies have to offer insurance and if they don't, the get fined if even one employee QUALIFIES for the Fed subsidy to buy insurance. Well, the law also says that these subsidies are only available in the state run exchanges. In those 26 or so states that refused to set up the exchanges, the feds have to go in and do it, thus making them federal run exchanges, not state. So, according to the wording in the law nobody in those states would be eligible for a subsidy and the employers cannot be fined.
The administration and IRS has already come out and said that wasn't the intention of the law and they will offer the subsidies and fine those that do not comply. However, there are already groups ready to sue based on the law's actual language. Should be interesting to watch.
Stay disciplined and manage your bankroll
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This is not done going to the Supreme Court. The law says that companies have to offer insurance and if they don't, the get fined if even one employee QUALIFIES for the Fed subsidy to buy insurance. Well, the law also says that these subsidies are only available in the state run exchanges. In those 26 or so states that refused to set up the exchanges, the feds have to go in and do it, thus making them federal run exchanges, not state. So, according to the wording in the law nobody in those states would be eligible for a subsidy and the employers cannot be fined.
The administration and IRS has already come out and said that wasn't the intention of the law and they will offer the subsidies and fine those that do not comply. However, there are already groups ready to sue based on the law's actual language. Should be interesting to watch.
The future of employered sponsored health insurance is:
"Here is an extra $100 a month, good luck to you"
I say this because: Employers can terminate their employee coverage, give their workers a raise with part of the savings, and let the taxpayers bear the cost of subsidizing their coverage in the Exchange
Thank a Democrat for that.
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The future of employered sponsored health insurance is:
"Here is an extra $100 a month, good luck to you"
I say this because: Employers can terminate their employee coverage, give their workers a raise with part of the savings, and let the taxpayers bear the cost of subsidizing their coverage in the Exchange
Today, about 17 insurers will finish filing more than two dozen separate policies and 2014 premium rate hikes for review by the state.
While several early filings lack clear comparison to 2013 rates, one by Providence Health Plans shows how federal changes in the individual market could translate to the sticker shock insurers have predicted.
Providence requests premium hikes of 53 percent for more than 8,000 policyholders who buy their own insurance. Providence officials say the new policies are completely different and not comparable to past years, with federal requirements of new benefits and lower deductibles.
Today, about 17 insurers will finish filing more than two dozen separate policies and 2014 premium rate hikes for review by the state.
While several early filings lack clear comparison to 2013 rates, one by Providence Health Plans shows how federal changes in the individual market could translate to the sticker shock insurers have predicted.
Providence requests premium hikes of 53 percent for more than 8,000 policyholders who buy their own insurance. Providence officials say the new policies are completely different and not comparable to past years, with federal requirements of new benefits and lower deductibles.
Obama and his cabinet of Muslims and Russians only want to control you from cradle to grave......the brainwashing starts in kindergarten or now in headstart.
America is being flushed down the drain and all you sheep just get in line and say yessah masta Obama, whateva you says masta Obama.
Pathetic
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Obama and his cabinet of Muslims and Russians only want to control you from cradle to grave......the brainwashing starts in kindergarten or now in headstart.
America is being flushed down the drain and all you sheep just get in line and say yessah masta Obama, whateva you says masta Obama.
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