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<blockquote data-quote="bbsam" data-source="post: 1334417" data-attributes="member: 22662">You don&#039;t like Obamacare because it forces individuals to buy insurance but you are fine that companies are required to do so for employees.</blockquote>&nbsp;You managed to be incorrect twice in the same sentence. Approaching other side status.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[/quote]And when it looks like Obama is saying companies can dump employees into exchanges, well that&#039;s bad too.[/quote]&nbsp;&nbsp;Again incorrect and you would know that if you read more than just the headline of an article before deciding to comment.[/quote]&nbsp;No. You seem to hate Obama regardless what the law says. That&#039;s what I don&#039;t get. The status quo didn&#039;t (and doesn&#039;t) work but you rail against both it and any changes to it.&nbsp;You claim that Obama hid behind a three day weekend to come out with a statement that part of the status quo remains the same...a statement that was actually made 5/13 as DIDO correctly pointed out on several occasions.&nbsp;So what we really have here with Obamacare, is relatively minor insurance reform that holds the possibility of driving down cost through market based government action. Not really any different than any other market government regulates or becomes involved in as wk pointed out. It&#039;s all changed and stayed the same all at the same time. Not sure why so many people are so upset with it.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="bbsam, post: 1334417, member: 22662"] You don't like Obamacare because it forces individuals to buy insurance but you are fine that companies are required to do so for employees.[/quote] You managed to be incorrect twice in the same sentence. Approaching other side status. [/quote]And when it looks like Obama is saying companies can dump employees into exchanges, well that's bad too.[/quote] Again incorrect and you would know that if you read more than just the headline of an article before deciding to comment.[/quote] No. You seem to hate Obama regardless what the law says. That's what I don't get. The status quo didn't (and doesn't) work but you rail against both it and any changes to it. You claim that Obama hid behind a three day weekend to come out with a statement that part of the status quo remains the same...a statement that was actually made 5/13 as DIDO correctly pointed out on several occasions. So what we really have here with Obamacare, is relatively minor insurance reform that holds the possibility of driving down cost through market based government action. Not really any different than any other market government regulates or becomes involved in as wk pointed out. It's all changed and stayed the same all at the same time. Not sure why so many people are so upset with it. [/QUOTE]

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