Posted on 02/05/2014 12:16:41 PM PST by SeekAndFind
Democrats are increasingly employing a new tack in the battle over a projected reduction of two million jobs due to Obamacare, saying the decline is actually the result of people not being required to work anymore when they don't want to -- a concept labeled "job lock."
"Yesterday, the CBO projected that by 2021 the Affordable Care Act will enable more than 2 million workers to escape 'job-lock' the situation where workers remain tied to employers for access to health insurance benefits," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's (D-Calif.) office said in a news release.
The release continued: "In addition to being just plain wrong on the facts of the CBO report, the GOP seems to have forgotten that ending 'job-lock' has been an avowed Republican goal for years even a highlight in the Republican Sen. John McCains 2008 presidential race."
House Budget Committee Ranking Member Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) also mentioned the concept of "job lock" on Wednesday. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has used it too.
The concept is not a new one and has been cited by Democrats in the context of Obamacare before. But it came to light this week following the release of the CBO report.
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This is the new “Obamacare Economic Theory of Dumbness.”
So, the best solution to “job lock” is “unemployed and on Medicaid?”
I got good new and bad news for you. Bad news....you’re fired, good news, you can spend more time with your family.
Obamacare is creating unemployment lock. It takes less work than job lock.
RE: So, the best solution to job lock is unemployed and on Medicaid?
A.K.A “Dependency Lock”.
Sounds like Greek (Greece) to me.
“Arbeitslosigkeit macht frei”
New slogan of the Democrat Party
I think he likes to wrestle Richard Simmons.
Unicorns, more unicorns.
Booting RATS does the very same thing - no?
Obamacare is a job killer and they know it. The thing is, they literally consider it an Honor Killing for the greater good of their religion of liberalism.
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