Posted on 08/22/2013 4:55:02 AM PDT by IbJensen
Would an awesome superhero or action-movie style video change your mind about Obamacare?
The Obama Administration has pushed Obamacare through porta-potties and bourbon festivalsand now its promoting a $30,000 prize pool for a video contest.
Young people may feel they are invincible and dont need Obamacare, so the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has to convince them otherwise. It will award prizes to videos promoting Obamacare to young people. The Huffington Post reports that the prize money comes from the Affordable Care Acts education and outreach budget. As Heritage has explained, the cost of educating the public about Obamacare is already extraordinaryand questionable.
The contest website, hosted by the group Young Invincibles, gives these ideas for contest entries (emphasis added): An awesome superhero or action-movie style video showing how young people feel like invincible movie heroes. Cut back to reality to show us how, in fact, anyone can be hurt. A video showing all the (obviously improbable) situations in which young people can be hurt a piano falling on your head, an angry eagle soaring into your face, a space alien attack the weirder and more outlandish the better! Go big, but please remember to stay safe! Express the necessity for young people to have health insurance in a fun and memorable way through music
It could be tough to convince 20-somethings to buy into Obamacare. Its not such a great deal, after all. For many young people, it will be cheaper to pay the penalty for not having health insurance than to buy the government-approved coverage under the law.
But this is a problem for the Obama Administrationit needs these young invincibles to sign up and help shoulder the costs of the health care system.
Young adults wind up losing from every angle, explain Heritages Nina Owcharenko and Alyene Senger. Under Obamacare, young adults face: Costly benefit mandates: They must pay for benefits they may never use. Artificially higher premiums: Their health insurance premiums will be higher simply because they are younger. Trouble finding a full-time job: As more and more employers cut workers hours because of Obamacares coverage mandates, young people may find part-time jobs where full-time hours used to be.
Congress needs to defund Obamacare so that it can build a health care system that worksfor young and old Americans alike.
Congress needs to step back and away from an area in which they have absolutely no business. Rather they should concentrate on disassembling the central socialist government colossus and do what they were elected to do. They are incapable of building a rudimentary shit house, let alone the health care industry for America.
Obama's team of reprobates, incompetents and misfits are somehow adept at keeping everything in a state of confusion. They are arrogant, flippant, unscrupulous, and unreliable in honoring the basic laws of the land. They study nothing with accuracy or attention but create knowledge based on their warped philosophical view. Obama governs with no party loyalty, but by his own mindset...With this premise, is anyone surprised by his shameless selling of a terrible medical plan for average Americans?
A catastrophe like this happens due to the incompetents in charge having to much time and on their hands and few brains who are continually looking for things to do. We do not have to waste more money on these programs It's more than pathetic that anyone would think that we need spend the money on advertising ObamaCare or food stamps or any of these other programs.
Defund this monstrosity and begin the arduous job of defunding and eliminating this nightmare and move on to the destruction of the central government. States need to take notice as they've built a monster as well.
If one issue would lead to a revolution that would gut this government forever it would be this one. This is the hill that Progressives want to die on. So be it.
Will it be the Health of America?? or how about ... ?
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