Then libs should withhold their votes due to a lack of relevant information. In the name of transparency.
Even Democrats, clueless as they are, should figure out that if the premium prices would be going down, Obama would be bragging about it 24/7. By hiding this information until after the election, everyone should know it will be BAD news for those dumb enough to sign up for this government disaster.
This should make for heavy advertising leading up to the Nov elections, but it won’t because the pubbies are too worried that they might be called racists for pointing it out.
Most of the public policy costs were starting to appear in August. The OPM folks were supposed to put out the flyer with gov’t employee rates for 2015 in early October, but they’ve yet to do that (no reason given for the delay)....but they all have to sign up by early December.
The issue will be that a number of folks quit for 2014 because of costs, and the insurance companies were reviewing the data collected for this past summer, and devising the new rates. At best, I’d expect most all policies to go up by five to ten percent. Some might even hit twenty-percent.
The immense savings that kept getting mentioned in 2009/2010? It’s foolish for anyone to say much about that now. I’m even wondering if someone out there is working on a $10,000 a year deductible plan that only costs you a $100 a month for a family.
If it were good news they would be blasting it all over the news. However, since they are keeping it secret until after the election.....we all know what that means...that is, everyone except democrats.
O’Keefe, I think we have your next assignment.
We seniors need to know how much our Medicare will go up. That tiny 1.7% COLA raise half went to Medicare, $40 in you pocket, not enough for a tank of gas. I did my groceries Thursday at the Commissary, as expensive as Kroger’s. No gas points.
Last Christmas it took 10 mins to buy 4 times the points gift cards for 7 grand and 5 great grands along with hubbies. That was $1 off a gallon of gas up to 35 gallons. Had enough points for 2 such fill ups that month. Just buy the straight $ amount, not the credit or Kroger cards. Send the activation code slip with the card. Let them hassle with doing all the shopping.
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