[Kansas58]

With all due respect to my Freeper friends, THIS is the way to go, USE the rules in Obamacare to slow and undermine and halt Obamacare! That, and use the Courts on issues like State Mandates and the Conscience Clause issues.

[3Fingas]

Yes. If that doesn’t work. Nullification is the next step.

[Shadow44]

Well, glad somebody is fighting it since Boehner became a Quisling.

I’m not going to lie, I’m rather demoralized at our prospects of fighting another four years with the House quitting on us.

[UB355]

word is Scott Walker (wi) will follow this path. They are not manditory.

[DaveMSmith]

There is also a state constitution amendment being pushed to ignore Obamacare in Kansas. Our local longtime (dem) rep is looking at a 18 vote diff forcing counting provisional ballots on Monday. He opposed the amendment and was branded a friend of Barak.

[drewh]

Rubio/Brownback 2016!!

[AU72]

If Romney won he would have given every state the option of waivers. Letting the rat governors turn it down at their own peril. But there are more ways to skin this cat but it will be messy.

The blowback will come when full time workers become part-time or laid off or companies opt for the crappy health care option. Try blaming that on Bush!

[garjog]

Maybe the solution to Obamination is convervative govenors exerting authority and refusing to bow to the powers in Washington.

I want to move to Kansas or Texas and get away from being smothered by liberals in dark blue King County Washington.

The libs are so thick here it is like the Pods (Invasion of the Body Snatchers) have completely taken over.

[HANG THE EXPENSE]

Governor Deal of Georgia has said he is leaning against support of the federal health exchange as well.We will let him know our thoughts on this issue shortly,very shortly.

[johnthebaptistmoore]

Kind of OT: Is Governor Sam Brownback, still, a supporter of amnesty for illegal immigrants?

[HKMk23]

BRILLIANT!

Employ The Scotty Principle: “The more they overthink the plumbing, the easier it is to stop up the drain.”

[SoFloFreeper]

Woo-hoo!!! How is the employment situation in Kansas? I’d consider moving there, even if it is the gateway to the Emerald City! :)

[Brookhaven]

This is the road to a true single payer system.

If the state doesn’t establish an exchange, the residents of that state will go into the federal government’s exchange. Meaning the state will lose all control of health care.

By 2016, everyone will be getting their health insurance through an exchange—either a state or federal exchange. ObamaCare will have its tentacles too far into the system to ever be undone. That’s just the way it is. We’re stuck.

2012 was our only chance to undo it. We lost, by running a candidate nobody believed would actually repeal ObamaCare if elected.

[KansasGirl]

Brownback is empowered by his strong conservative Senate and House majorities. Go Governor! The Rats ran against you this time and lost! My House District threw out a entrenched incumbent so-called conservative Democrat who was really a big government, high tax, big spending, union-backed liberal. We replaced him with a REAL conservative Republican. My mailbox over flowed the last 6 weeks with Democrat ads attacking Sam Brownback’s tax cuts.

[Gay State Conservative]

I thought I read recently that the SCOTUS agreed to rule on *another* challenge to OsamaObamaCare? Did I imagine this?

[MacMattico]

There's also another revolt over Obamacare on the horizon, and it could have far reaching effects.

I have spoke to several people, many that are just plain stupid and voted for Obama that don't realize Obamacare has always been the first step toward a single payer system— and it's already starting.

I'm not going to argue over public vs private sector benefits here, but suffice it to say more then one small city in upstate NY has told their police and firefighters health insurance is on the table for upcoming contract negotiations in 2014 and 2015. After all, these cities employees can just use the health exchanges/Obamacare, and don't need city supplied health benefits that are in their contract.

Same thing is happening in the private sector, where employers will just not be able to provide private health insurance.

Needless to say, there may be a joining of public sector and private sector employees in a health care revolt. These smaller city and private sector employees were never given any waivers. And when you combine these small city public sector employees together all over the country that realize (no matter what your opinion of them) that their union helped support Obama and his policies screwed them over, you just may have a union revolt as well.

I'm not for HUGE public sector benefits. But I'll relish the day these employees turn on their unions that supposedly “support” them. And together with all the private sector people that will get screwed, it will be an all-out free for all. I just wish they would have realized this before the election! Also, many public sector workers don't even realize they even have so-called "Cadillac" health insurance plans and all that entails. So even if they keep their benefits, they're penalized.