Georgia Health Insurance 411

Health care reform is supposed to guarantee health insurance to roughly 36 million Americans over the next 10 years at a cost of $1 trillion or more.
In simple terms, that is $100 billion per year for 10 years. That averages out to just under $2800 per individual per year . . . IF you believe [...]

The more time the House and Senate bills spend in the light of day, the more insidious they become. Pages 264 – 265 tell us that Indians whose income is below 300% of the FPL will receive free health care.
My wife has some Cherokee in her ancestry if you go back far enough. Suppose she [...]

The folks at The Heritage Foundation have nailed it in today’s Morning Bell. This should be required reading of anyone, ESPECIALLY those who will be called to vote on the legislation.
Excerpt . . .
Last Saturday night Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) forced through a vote on her 2,032 page health care bill only a few days [...]

When it is your money Congress is spending, there is no limit. Care to guess how much Sen. Mary Landrieu want’s for a yes vote for health insurance reform?
Try $100 million.
On page 432 of the Reid bill, there is a section increasing federal Medicaid subsidies for “certain states recovering from a major disaster.”
The section spends [...]

Obamacare promises to cover the uninsured, but not all, only 36 million . . . eventually. The Senate version of health insurance reform carries a price tag of $894 billion over 10 years.
But even that figure is in question since the CBO has not completed their final tally. The $894 billion is . . . [...]

Health care stimulus is coming and I can hardly wait. The folks who gave us Cash for Clunkers, the program that ran out of money in two weeks, are showing us how well health care reform will work.
The folks in Washington are so proud of what the stimulus plan is doing to save or create [...]

Free mortgage loans (the kind you don’t have to pay back), free health insurance (unless you make over $250,000 per year) so why not ask for free funerals? The government is doling out money to save or create jobs, when in actuality our money was used to give raises to people who already had a [...]