IT WAS NEVER ABOUT IMPROVING OUR
HEALTHCARE
Every time I hear some liberal politician defend Obamacare
by saying; “we had to do something about the failing healthcare system in this
country and even if it’s not perfect the ACA is a good start”, I want to scream
at my TV. The law was crafted to control people’s access to healthcare for
political and political fund raising purposes, as the President likes to say,
period. Senior citizens cost the government more than healthy young people
especially because of the Medicare program. The new law is full of new
restrictions for the government to use for denying care to seniors. The panels
created by the ACA for the purpose of determining which treatments are cost
effective are in fact the famous death panels referred to by Sarah Palin and
they cannot be construed in any way as improving healthcare. The $716 billion
dollars in Medicare benefit cuts for the purpose of funding the ACA cannot and
will not improve healthcare for senior citizens. The Democratic lawmakers
defeated every effort by Republicans to add a doctor fix to the legislation
before it passed which now guarantees that fewer doctors will accept Medicare
patients. The law is built to deny care to the high cost senior patient on the
one hand and to also control access healthcare for everyone else on the other.
Today we have just learned that when the open enrollment period for Obamacare ended,
the law also shut off the opportunity for Americans to purchase private
insurance unless the government grants you an exception. You see it is about
controlling us by limiting our access to healthcare and granting that care to
only those deemed worthy by the executive branch of the Federal Government. The
law is riddled with clauses granting sole authority over healthcare access to
the Secretary of Health and Human Services. Keep in mind that the HHS
Department itself is not covered in the Constitution as one of the enumerated
powers granted to the Federal Government. It is therefore expressly denied to
the Federal Government and the only reason we are suffering the effects of this
legislation today and the continuing oppression of the population courtesy of
HHS is the continuous erosion of our Constitutional rights at the hands of the
progressives.
Estimates vary as to the effectiveness of the ACA at getting
insurance to those Americans that formerly had no health insurance. Proponents
of the law claim that about 1 out of every five people who did not have
insurance before the law passed now have health insurance; the laws detractors
place the number closer to 1 in 7. I submit that either of the numbers paints a
very dark picture of the laws effects. The real increase in premium cost for
the average American is 50 to 100% accompanied by larger deductibles and restrictions
on our ability to select our own doctors. The administration chastised those of
us who challenge the legality and efficacy of the law for trying to deny
healthcare to our neighbors when in fact nothing in our history has ever
restricted access to healthcare as efficiently as the damn law itself. The
question is not why they can’t see the negative impacts of the law but why is
it that they don’t care. I believe that it is because the progressives are
willing to let Americans suffer the consequences as long as they gain complete
control and they can finally end this attempt at government by the people.
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