Megyn Kelly Hammers Dem Rep. Frank Pallone Over Obamacare

[red states rule]

This clown is the best reason why liberals should NEVER be in political power

Of course Obamacare is not to blame - the ins companies are the bad guys



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lsT3Ub9OZg

[Gaffer]

I watched that last night. The weasel was squirming and twisting around like he was doing the pee pee dance. And he had nothing but denial and lies. Another party over country kinda guy.

[red states rule]

I watched that last night. The weasel was squirming and twisting around like he was doing the pee pee dance. And he had nothing but denial and lies. Another party over country kinda guy.

Which shows once again libs do not give a rats ass what is happening the "poor" and middle class of America. So what if they get screwed over by Obamacare?

They are bumps in the road towards the libs ultimate goal of a single payer system

In the libs war of capitalism there will be collateral damage but if it permits Dems to take over the entire health care industry their sacrifice is well worth it

[darin]

I cannot understand how that guy can sleep; he's such a liar it's evil. I mean really evil - he is at the point of depravity to the degree his heart is as stone. What a piece of crap. That's YOUR leadership, NewJersey.

[red states rule]

once again we are told by the most loyal Obama supporters that having your health insurance policy cancelled is YOUR fault




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[aboutime]

I cannot understand how that guy can sleep; he's such a liar it's evil. I mean really evil - he is at the point of depravity to the degree his heart is as stone. What a piece of crap. That's YOUR leadership, NewJersey.



dmp. That Pallone joker from Joisy is just another example of how much of a comedian God is.

When they were handing out brains. Pallone thought they said TRAINS, and they gave him the smallest set.

Just listening to people like Pallone is like listening to ROCKY BALBOA on steroids, only instead of his muscles growing. His Hemmeroids block his tongue, and teeth.

[red states rule]

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[red states rule]

Now that is looks like the Dems spin of blaming the insurance companies is not working, libs are now spinning Obama 's lie about keeping you health plan with "well Bush lied and people died" BS





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[red states rule]

Here is the most recent excuse offered up by one of Obama's more loyal supporters for the millions of policy cancelations




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[aboutime]

Here is the most recent excuse offered up by one of Obama's more loyal supporters for the millions of policy cancelations




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red states rule. I lost my EBONICS dictionary for Dummy's. Would someone from the Left, Liberal, Democrat, Progressive side care to Interpret, or convert to plain-language...everything she just said???

[red states rule]

The NY Times is offering up its lame ass excuse regarding Obama blatant lie that people could keep their insurance policy if they liked it





Congressional Republicans have stoked consumer fears and confusion (http://www.nytimes.com/news/affordable-care-act/2013/10/31/conservative-group-tests-new-attack-on-health-law/) with charges that the health care reform law is causing insurers to cancel existing policies and will force many people to pay substantially higher premiums next year for coverage they don’t want. That, they say, violates President Obama’s pledge that if you like the insurance you have, you can keep it.

Mr. Obama clearly misspoke when he said that. By law, insurers cannot continue to sell policies that don’t provide the minimum benefits and consumer protections required as of next year. So they’ve sent cancellation notices to hundreds of thousands of people who hold these substandard policies. (At issue here are not the 149 million people covered by employer plans, but the 10 million to 12 million people who buy policies directly on the individual market.) But insurers are not allowed to abandon enrollees. They must offer consumers options that do comply with the law, and they are scrambling to retain as many of their customers as possible with new policies that are almost certain to be more comprehensive than their old ones.

Indeed, in all the furor, people forget how terrible many of the soon-to-be-abandoned policies were. Some had deductibles as high as $10,000 or $25,000 and required large co-pays after that, and some didn’t cover hospital care.

This overblown controversy has also obscured the crux of what health care reform is trying to do, which is to guarantee that everyone can buy insurance without being turned away or charged exorbitant rates for pre-existing conditions and that everyone can receive benefits that really protect them against financial or medical disaster, not illusory benefits that prove inadequate when a crisis strikes.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/03/opinion/sunday/insurance-policies-not-worth-keeping.html?ref=opinion&_r=0

[revelarts]

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[red states rule]

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[red states rule]

It is comical watching libs try to defend this clusterfuck.

As far as people losing their coverage, Feinstein actually said Hey, you could have kept your plan … until we enacted ObamaCare

Of course she then whined how people want to "destroy" Obamacare



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDt1plYvx7w