Who defines affordable?
An excellent question.
After all, there is no rule to govern just what percentage of an employees coverage an employer must pay, at least from what I’ve read.
If that is indeed the case, all future increases can be passed directly to the employee. If the employer “offered” the insurance but the employee “opts out” in writing because the premium is outrageous (which is very likely due to the additional 20-30 million higher risk people being foisted upon the HMO’s, not to mention the obvious plan of adding illegals too), the problems will intensify.
Evenntually, with the payers opting out and only the high risk left on the HMO’s, they will die as planned. We’ll all end up getting our insurance through these “exchanges” which will meld into one big universal medical program that are efficency killers. We’ll be Canada within the next 6 yrs, and Cuba within the next 12.
This has been the plan all along, Obama knows it and so do all of his minions. They’ve stopped at absolutely nothing, ruthlessly destroying what took hundreds of years to build. And they wonder why there’s anger out there.