Dalton residents rally to support health law

Dalton daily citizen ^ | 9/26/13 | Charles Oliver

[barmag25]

“I’m really looking forward to the Affordable Care Act taking effect. I’ll be able to buy insurance on the health care exchange. I’ll qualify for federal assistance to help pay my premiums. I’ll be able to go to the doctor when I get sick instead of waiting to see if I get better or die,” she said.

Wow just wow. 40 people wanting signs demanding free stuff warrants a news article.

[GeronL]

Sherie

That $10,000 deductible is going to bite you

[SECURE AMERICA]

So Ms Luffman you are @ 60 years old and did not do anything in those 60 years to be prepared for this time of your life and now you want ME through my tax dollars to take care of you?
KMA.............

[Viennacon]

Hey, give them credit. Its bigger than a Sandra Fluke rally.

[AppyPappy]

They are all counting on that free Obamacare.....which ain’t happening.

[Night Hides Not]

I’ll be able to go to the doctor when I get sick instead of waiting to see if I get better or die,” she said.

Francisco d'Anconia: "check your premises." Is she certain she'll be able to find a doctor nearby that will treat her?

[ronnie raygun]

Wait until she sees whats in the trick or treat bag she will be recieving. Dumb A##es believe anything

[nascarnation]

Hey, give them credit. Its bigger than a Sandra Fluke rally. .

And the Million Muslim March on 9/11

[Wiser now]

Why aren’t people questioning how much these “subsides” are going to cost the tax payers? These costs are going to be enormous. This woman talks like the money to subsidize her premiums is spare change everyone has to give her.
I frankly suspect this is just another one of the endless sob stories the Dems. trot out to justify their theft of our money.

[matt04]

Exactly. If implemented insurance costs today will seem like a bargin.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Religious faith in government is far crazier than religious faith in God.

[txrefugee]

The other freeloaders must have been home on the sofa eating chips. Why should we pay for this woman’s health insurance? No one helped my parents pay, and no one has ever paid for my family’s insurance.

[NativeSon]

“I had to cancel it because I couldn’t afford $750 a month in insurance premiums, and I’m more than two years away from qualifying for Medicare,” said Luffman, first vice chairwoman of the Whitfield County Democratic Party.

So, the Dems can't pay a "living wage" and provide decent insurance?!?! ... sounds like war on women to me

[Prince of Space]

She’s actually 62-ish now and she’s a retired computer programmer. So she had no insurance for the last 7 years but she retired early anyway? What a dumbazz. But she’s an Obamabot and OFA fan, so her stupidity is obvious.

[Ray76]

Dalton’s been overrun with Mexicans for some time now.

[Kandy Atz]

Don’t know about Dalton, but here in Dallas there is a Doc-in-a-box on virtually every corner. You can get in and see a doctor for usually under $100 assuming no other major tests, services are rendered.

I’ve used them when I was without health insurance and they were more than adequate.

There is presently no shortage of doctors. However, there seems to be a shortage of people willing to pay for their own health care or insurance.

[nascarnation]

there seems to be a shortage of people willing to pay for their own health care or insurance.

wisdom!

[gov_bean_ counter]

Still a mill town?

[Ray76]

Not as much as it was.

[Steve_Seattle]

Just the cost of the ACA rollout is costing hundreds of millions of dollars, not to mention all the free publicity the MSM is chipping in. My local newspaper has become the mouthpiece of the ACA rollout, almost as if it’s a government agency. I would not be surprised if they are working hand-in-glove with Democratic politicians.