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4 Responses to "#Obamacare: you may have coverage, but just try to find a doctor"

Carlos says:

April 20, 2014 at 4:59 pm

Yep, pretty much just like the Canadian and British systems that have been touted as medical Beulah Land for the past few decades…

I don’t find stories like this hard to believe. What I find hard to believe is that there are still voters and elected officials defending this piece of pig poop.
Joy says:

April 20, 2014 at 8:44 pm

As Megan McArdle said in one of her Bloomberg articles, “The worse is still to come.” She was talking mostly about the costs. The sad thing is that the President has unilaterally delayed 37-38 rules under Obamacare — many of these delays were done solely to delay the financial impact of Obamacare until after the election. The low-information folks who will probably be encouraged to vote do not know that the costs will increase substantially; that they will not be able to keep or, as the article above demonstrates, they may not be able to find a doctor that will accept them as a patient; they will not be able to use their preferred hospital; the government WILL MOST DEFINITELY come between them and their doctor, and the IPAB is the Death Panel that Sarah Palin warned people about.

We must get the word out that the President’s claim that 8 million Americans signed up for Obamacare are lies like his claims that we could keep our healthcare plans and our doctors and our costs would go down. The President lies about Obamacare — just as he lied about Benghazi.
Drew the Infidel says:

April 21, 2014 at 5:29 am

The orgasmic chortling accompanying the enactment of this misguided health care law will fade into distant memory once the harsh realities of it set in. It is much the same as the gaiety, jollity, and mirth making of a wedding celebration and the struggle called marriage that comes afterward.

There is a very wide difference between having health coverage and access to health care.
Carlos says:

April 21, 2014 at 9:56 am

Sad thing is, there’s still just less than 50% of voters who didn’t see this coming, don’t know it’s here and will blame Republicans for its failure in the future.

Ya just cain’t fix stupid.

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