[Redmen4ever]

What Juan Williams is saying is of no relevance. The issue isn’t how many people are helped by Obamacare. It’s how many are hurt. That he shows no sympathy for those whose premiums are increased, or for those who are denied full-time jobs, or for small companies that restrain their expansion, indicates he’s a utilitarian. The greatest good for the greatest number. As Joseph Stalin put it, “You cannot make an omelet without breaking some eggs.”

[workerbee]

Gruber helped to design the health care reform in Massachusetts under Republican Mitt Romney and advised the Obama administration on its plan.

He estimates 17 percent of Americans will be demonstrably “better off” with lower cost insurance and better benefits while about three percent will face higher premiums and be “worse off.”

So 80% of us aren't going to be affected? That's what this guy wants us to believe? Hey, have I told you about a bridge I've got for sale?

[Mike Darancette]

What Juan Williams is saying is of no relevance. The issue isn’t how many people are helped by Obamacare. It’s how many are hurt.

Pity the poor fool who drops their current coverage just so they can get a small government handout and then Obamacare goes away.

[Mike Darancette]

The issue isn’t how many people are helped by Obamacare. It’s how many are hurt.

Like all socialist programs Obamacare depends on the greatest number of people it hurts as the measure of its success.