Posted on 11/15/2013 2:08:37 PM PST by Hotlanta Mike
I totally meant to post this yesterday. It’s Ted Cruz explaining what’s coming next with Obamacare.
Watch:
(Excerpt) Read more at therightscoop.com ...
The terrible tradeoff: provide insurance for 20 million and screw up the insurance for a couple hundred million.
Cruz is impressive. He is a very effective communicator ... and he doesn’t even need a teleprompter.
You are looking at a Biblical sized Prophet. I can only hope he overcomes and becomes our next President. After Carter( member him?), we NEEDED Reagan. I can’t imagine electing a McCain or Dole after Carter. We will require someone with Cruz’s competence to pull us out of the death spiral America will find itself in. In 3 years we will be over $20 trillion in debt and probably violence in the streets. America is headed for 3rd world status with the burdens we have now. Ted Cruz is a God sized choice put before us by God. Choose wisely, maybe He will bless America. Choose poorly, it’s beyond repair. There will be nothing left but armed revolt.
I hope Ted has a good security system and checks his checkers out every so often.
Yep — that’s a must watch video.
He puts it succinctly.
Another way to look at this is that the medical industry is about to gain a few hundred million more customers with dramatically reduced ability to pay.
bkmk
Now that 0bama has self identified as a "really good" killer, I call ACA "KillerCare".
Obama has many feet, with may shoes. The first shoes have dropped.
‘The terrible tradeoff: provide insurance for 20 million and screw up the insurance for a couple hundred million.’
It’s going to take a while longer to get to 20 million applying, accepted, paid up and insured via the govt exchanges. Like, maybe never.
He is the most impressive guy I’ve seen in a long time.
Needs a new ‘do, however.
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He didn’t mention the other shoes. This is all designed to:
1) drive small practices out of business and put them under other large healthcare systems (friends of theirs—ACOs)
2) use rigid control systems, public embarrassment, and “advisors” to help providers drive down their costs (and improve their quality – really compliance) ,
3) force patients to use a gatekeeper who is not necessarily qualified to make such decisions (e.g., family docs, primary care docs)to manage their care, drive down costs, and limit their use of specialists or higher levels of care
4) limit the number of specialists — after all the feds have input into how many doctors are produced by schools,
5) put a ring through the nose of the insurers so that CMS gets to mandate to them what things will cost and what they cover, etc,
6) be able to implement their agenda driven health initiatives and target those patients who cost too much (e.g., obese, smokers, old folks, disabled) or simply get rid of them through these panels of experts who decide what care can be delivered to whom
7) create a super repository of “person” information – not just healthcare but Obama wanted to create a “person” record for the military (as a prototype I imagine) that included not only health info but all financial, work, human resources, and more.
<..”He is a very effective communicator ... and he doesn’t even need a teleprompter”...>
Have you ever heard his father? He is likewise an effective speaker and this without notes or teleprompter.
I recently heard his dad for the fist time and was impressed with how he spoke candidly and effectively...didn’t mince words either.
After hearing his father it is easy to see the apple didn’t fall far from the tree. The father absolutely understands and loves this country..and knows well what our freedoms are and what it is not to have these freedoms.
It was never meant to work. When it failed they intended single payer. They still do.
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