I do agree that fast food work should be for students, however that is not always the case.
Since Obamacare must fit into flawed healthcare system, the private sector can still leave many Americans uninsured. Employers cannot be expected to be as reliable as governments in providing universal coverage of citizens as in other countries.
Since Obamacare must fit into flawed healthcare system, the private sector can still leave many Americans uninsured. Employers cannot be expected to be as reliable as governments in providing universal coverage of citizens as in other countries.
Instead of the conversation being about how unaffordable Obamacare is to small business owners to make a profit, the conversation turned into we have an obese nation that shouldn't eat at fast food restaurants........ Fascinating !!!
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Instead of the conversation being about how unaffordable Obamacare is to small business owners to make a profit, the conversation turned into we have an obese nation that shouldn't eat at fast food restaurants........ Fascinating !!!
#Benghazi
Instead of the conversation being about how unaffordable Obamacare is to small business owners to make a profit, the conversation turned into we have an obese nation that shouldn't eat at fast food restaurants........ Fascinating !!!
#Benghazi
Instead of the conversation being about how unaffordable Obamacare is to small business owners to make a profit, the conversation turned into we have an obese nation that shouldn't eat at fast food restaurants........ Fascinating !!!
#Benghazi
Instead of the conversation being about how unaffordable Obamacare is to small business owners to make a profit, the conversation turned into we have an obese nation that shouldn't eat at fast food restaurants........ Fascinating !!!
The penalty on businesses for not paying insurance under Obamacare may actually be less than what businesses have been paying for employee insurance the last few years. Insurance prices are ridiculous, partly because of all the uninsured fat people who eat at places like Wendy's, have heart attacks and then don't pay their freaking emergency room bills.
Instead of the conversation being about how unaffordable Obamacare is to small business owners to make a profit, the conversation turned into we have an obese nation that shouldn't eat at fast food restaurants........ Fascinating !!!
The penalty on businesses for not paying insurance under Obamacare may actually be less than what businesses have been paying for employee insurance the last few years. Insurance prices are ridiculous, partly because of all the uninsured fat people who eat at places like Wendy's, have heart attacks and then don't pay their freaking emergency room bills.
The penalty on businesses for not paying insurance under Obamacare may actually be less than what businesses have been paying for employee insurance the last few years. Insurance prices are ridiculous, partly because of all the uninsured fat people who eat at places like Wendy's, have heart attacks and then don't pay their freaking emergency room bills.
The penalty on businesses for not paying insurance under Obamacare may actually be less than what businesses have been paying for employee insurance the last few years. Insurance prices are ridiculous, partly because of all the uninsured fat people who eat at places like Wendy's, have heart attacks and then don't pay their freaking emergency room bills.
I think alot of you guys don't have a good grasp on the relationship between health insurance and Health care true costs.
If 80% of Americans didn't have health insurance would prices be lower or higher in general?
I promise you that it will not lower health care costs to have more people being insured.
I can also promise you that the goobemint will constantly have to search for more ways to tax us to pay for this free healthcare for all.
Like I said earlier...you can't get any bang for your buck with insurance plans when you have to pay $3,000 per year for a policy with a $5000 deductible. The only way for it to be worthwhile is if you have a bad illness or accident. Most people don't have those problems.
The only real way to make ground on health care costs are to severely limit lawsuits on Doctors and give them extensive, but limited, tax breaks to treat uninsured patients.
I think alot of you guys don't have a good grasp on the relationship between health insurance and Health care true costs.
If 80% of Americans didn't have health insurance would prices be lower or higher in general?
I promise you that it will not lower health care costs to have more people being insured.
I can also promise you that the goobemint will constantly have to search for more ways to tax us to pay for this free healthcare for all.
Like I said earlier...you can't get any bang for your buck with insurance plans when you have to pay $3,000 per year for a policy with a $5000 deductible. The only way for it to be worthwhile is if you have a bad illness or accident. Most people don't have those problems.
The only real way to make ground on health care costs are to severely limit lawsuits on Doctors and give them extensive, but limited, tax breaks to treat uninsured patients.
The penalty on businesses for not paying insurance under Obamacare may actually be less than what businesses have been paying for employee insurance the last few years. Insurance prices are ridiculous, partly because of all the uninsured fat people who eat at places like Wendy's, have heart attacks and then don't pay their freaking emergency room bills.
The penalty on businesses for not paying insurance under Obamacare may actually be less than what businesses have been paying for employee insurance the last few years. Insurance prices are ridiculous, partly because of all the uninsured fat people who eat at places like Wendy's, have heart attacks and then don't pay their freaking emergency room bills.
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