Carney on cancellations: Insurers “basically threw you off that plan,” you know, not ObamaCare

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[chessplayer]

Gone is yesterday’s equivocating defense on the millions of distributed insurance cancellations currently shattering the great ObamaCare myth that was “If you like your plan, you can keep it.” After Valerie Jarrett‘s… er… “creative” contribution to the discussion last night, Carney was much more prepared for the question at today’s White House briefing with a more shrewdly crafted offensive strategy — because as we’re all well aware by now, unintentional concessions (don’t even think about apologies, not gonna’ happen) rarely last long in this administration before giving way to well-rehearsed, righteously indignant spin-doctoring. (Be sure to check out Sebelius’s planned testimony for the House committee investigating the ObamaCare website’s ample failures this week for more delightful developments on that front.)

Today, even the White House agrees that the issue “deserves fuller explanation,” and the nutshell version of that explanation amounts to this: Basically, this entire mess is insurance companies’ fault because of the regular turnover in the individual insurance market, and for ever having dared to offer the less-than-fully comprehensive plans envisioned by ObamaCare or ever having limited their acceptance of pre-existing conditions in that market.

[a fool in paradise]

The only thing the Obamas were perfectly clear about is that they seek to FUNDAMENTALLY change America. “It’s history and traditions have to change”.

“We” are not PRIVY to what that CHANGE actually means. Those who do research understand it is Marxist change.

So much for TRANSPARENCY.

[MaxMax]

The Insurers denied you the life saving treatment you needed, not Obamacare Death Panels.