[freeangel]

Hey, pelosi—’guess you’ll find out what’s in the bill after scotus decides which parts of the bill to uphold.

[Sacajaweau]

They already take $99.90 out of my SS check for Medical....and I still have to buy a supplement AND they already have the thousands I paid into the “plan”.

[BobL]

Whoops - I kind of thought things might get a bit interesting with the Medicaid ruling. The obvious solution for people living in a free state (like MS or TX) is to move to a ‘more compassionate’ Blue State. Heck, maybe here in Texas we’ll even give them the bus tickets.

[radioone]

This is just a Whine about those Evil Republican governors. But, as I read the article, this appears:

"Another way states might choose to minimize their costs is by shifting people who are eligible for federal subsidies for private insurance out of the Medicaid program and into new online markets created by the law. That saves states money because the federal government pays the entire cost of the subsidies -- unlike Medicaid, where states share in the costs."

I'm hoping the governor of my state lets this happen.

[I still care]

Obamacare is one big, giant mess. And people who already have decent insurance are going to find Obama has nothing for them except virulent trouble.

People are going to be cursing his name for years.

[sickoflibs]

RE :”Not only could some states opt out of increasing the number of adults in the government health insurance program for the poor as a result of the Supreme Court's ruling, but they also could cut people now enrolled.
This wasn't supposed to happen under President Barack Obama’s health law designed to expand coverage for 30 million Americans, in part by adding 17 million people to Medicaid.
But the impact of the high court's ruling making the expansion voluntary is likely to be compounded by another provision in the law that the justices left intact: In 2014, states are no longer barred from making it harder for adults to qualify for Medicaid.
Experts worry those two developments taken together could spur some states to reduce the number of people covered.
States could throw some low-income adults “into a black hole with nowhere to turn for coverage,” said Deborah Bachrach, who was New York's Medicaid director until 2010 and now is special counsel at Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, a New York law firm.”

Looks like Roberts knew what he was doing.
With all the liberal patting Obama on the back over this huge 'victory' (to get him re-elected) and the Republican whining on the other side over'losing' , this part of the SCOTUS ruling was ignored.

Huge Obama victory, libs cheer! OH-OH, where did this come from? This reminds me of when Boehner said he got 95% of what he wanted in a bill the same house members want to repeal.

Solution?? repeal Obama-care.