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|    Bill Steele to Neal Boortz    |
|    Re: Ditzy Debbie defends Obamacare    |
|    26 Mar 12 14:33:27    |
      XPost: alt.fan.neal.boortz, alt.politics.usa, alt.politics.economics       From: ws21@cornell.edu              On 3/25/12 2:00 PM, Neal Boortz wrote:       > While ObamaCare is top-of-mind, let’s talk about the Democrats and their       > pitiful attempts to defend ObamaCare. For this we turn to Ditzy Debbie       > Wasserman Shultz. She says that ObamaCare will be a “boon for small       > businesses.” Seriously! She explains that this will be good for small       > businesses because they will get a 50% premium tax credit on their       > coverage. Getting a 50% tax credit for something that an employer is now       > forced to provide is not a “boon” for business owners.       >       > If brains were dynamite this lady couldn’t blow her own nose.       >       > The truth is that ObamaCare will be the opposite of a “boon for small       > businesses” because it will discourage hiring, particularly the hiring of       > full-time workers! Keeping the number of full-time workers under 50 will       > be key to those employers who cannot afford the risk of paying fines for       > not covering employees. The Heritage Foundation did a study, which found       > that the cost to an employer of hiring a full-time worker increases to at       > least $10.03 per hour and for those with family health coverage, it is at       > least $13.75 an hour. The result is that businesses hire less full-time       > workers.              My employer provides health insurance. That's why people want to work       here. Let themarketplace decide. No, wait, that's what Republicans keep       saying...       >       > Also not factored into Ditzy Debbie’s talking points is the cost in terms       > of time and money for complying with the avalanche of new rules and       > regulations associated with ObamaCare. Bigger companies may be able to       > absorb the burden of these regulations, but it will leave smaller       > businesses struggling.              Yes, get rid of all those regulations that protect us from corporate greed.       >       > While we are at it, take a look at ObamaCare’s seven tax hikes on the       > middle class. Those tax hikes are conveniently missing from Ditz       > Debbie’s talking points.              You're payng it in taxes now, to support emergency rooms.       --       Conservatives believe that government should not help people do       anything. To ratiionally holdjthat position they must believe that they       are superior beings who will rise to the top in such a system. So       apparently most conservatives are egoists and many are too dumb to       understand how dumb they are.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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