Posted on 12/15/2013 6:56:07 AM PST by grundle
Edited on 12/15/2013 7:12:18 AM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
The New York Times is reporting this news about five years too late, but I guess that’s better than never. Obamacare is forcing thousands of Obama voting, well educated, upper class, professionals from New York City to lose their insurance.
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Hey that’s a funny headline!
Yet they elected a Communist for Mayor.
You get what you vote for, you silly asses.
Elections have Coin-sequences. Boo frigging hoo.
Those soccer moms will be really angry when they can’t get their prescriptions renewed.
The “creative class” would vote for him again. So cry me a river
I’m kinda getting giddy over what will happen when people who are insured by their employer are impacted by this thing around this time next year. It will be really fun times for everyone.
“I couldn’t sleep because of it,” said Barbara Meinwald, a solo practitioner lawyer in Manhattan.”
Maybe you’ll wake up now idiot, though I doubt it. You just voted in a Marxist for mayor.
If it’s a NY Times story, at what point did your blog become involved?
Next time they vote, they ought to use logic instead of feelings in making their decisions. Then again, these are liberals. Do they have ANY logic or reasoning skills?
Reap the whirlwind babies...this is what you’ve sown.
No tears here.
It couldn’t happen to a better group.
And yet I would bet each of them would vote for the POS President again.
They won life’s genetic lottery—but they were still born stupid.
Freaking morons....
“I’m kinda getting giddy over what will happen when people who are insured by their employer are impacted by this thing around this time next year. “
I’m guessing Obama will illegally delay this until after the elections like he illegally instructed employers not to send out layoff notices before the last election. Nothing happened from that action either.
I could live where I do now on $1500 a month. This is a nice house on 32 acres of beautiful farm and forest land. But health insurance for me and my wife will add approximately $1,500 a month to our expenses.
Obviously it means no health care insurance. Not that we consider it a necessity. People have gotten by without it for virtually the entire history of mankind and ate a lot worse than we do.
“Creative class” is always wrong and never learns.
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