Look What Goes Up After SCOTUS Decision

[Mr KLC]

Insurance and hospital stocks going up big. What a surprise.

[blackHIPPY]

Obama!!

[brooks85]

sure did, was easy call too. Not a chance in hell supreme court was going to rule the other way.

[jjgold]

Once we get a new president will be changes in the healthcare maybe not drastic but some of the inefficient areas

[sourtwist]

Once we get a new president will be changes in the healthcare maybe not drastic but some of the inefficient areas

When we get a new president, as long as martial law is not in effect, we will continue our one way trek to hell without missing a beat. Nothing will be different because the figure heads have no say whatsoever and our fate has already been decided. People still are unaware, and they will never revolt.

[Darkside Magick]

people have been screaming martial law for the last 35 years....when is this shyt coming?

[rkelly110]

Maybe our stupid right wing party will let this be. 50+ times voting trying to repeal when there were more important
things to vote on. So now we wait when they will drop Benghazi which has about as many hearings. They make me sick.

[itchypickle]

Maybe our stupid right wing party will let this be. 50+ times voting trying to repeal when there were more important
things to vote on. So now we wait when they will drop Benghazi which has about as many hearings. They make me sick.

Roberts court is now proving its a common sense court and not an activist one like the left claims. I might not agree with the ideology of Obamacare but this King vs Burwell case about the typos in the paragraphs was the adult thing to do.

[Brock Landers]

There won't be a Republican president until 2024 at the earliest

Thank God

[DwightShrute]

it will be a good day once Barrack calls the movers and gets his ass out of the White House. Hopefully Americans will replace him with someone competent for a change.

Worst president maybe ever.

[Mr KLC]

A House Republican on Thursday proposed forcing the Supreme Court justices and their staff to enroll in ObamaCare.

Rep. Brian Babin (R-Texas) said that his SCOTUScare Act would make all nine justices and their employees join the national healthcare law’s exchanges.

“As the Supreme Court continues to ignore the letter of the law, it’s important that these six individuals understand the full impact of their decisions on the American people,” he said.
“That’s why I introduced the SCOTUScare Act to require the Supreme Court and all of its employees to sign up for ObamaCare,” Babin said.

Babin’s potential legislation would only let the federal government provide healthcare to the Supreme Court and its staff via ObamaCare exchanges.

“By eliminating their exemption from ObamaCare, they will see firsthand what the American people are forced to live with,” he added.

His move follows the Supreme Court’s ruling Thursday morning that upheld the subsidies under ObamaCare that are provided by the government to offset the cost of buying insurance.

http://thehill.com/blogs/floor-action/house/246204-gop-bill-would-force-supreme-court-to-enroll-in-obamacare

[muldoon]

Roberts court is now proving its a common sense court and not an activist one like the left claims. I might not agree with the ideology of Obamacare but this King vs Burwell case about the typos in the paragraphs was the adult thing to do.

And yet it wasn't 9-0. Which were the non adults again?

[itchypickle]

And yet it wasn't 9-0. Which were the non adults again?

Its been a mix for years, nobody has ever denied the left leaning ones and the right leaning ones...they always run to their corners. But Kennedy and Roberts have been the most rational thinkers in my opinion, they don't do the labels. Roberts has been trashed by the administration and could have easily given the middle finger back to them several times but he's risen above the politics I think...respectably.

[rkelly110]

A House Republican on Thursday proposed forcing the Supreme Court justices and their staff to enroll in ObamaCare.

Rep. Brian Babin (R-Texas) said that his SCOTUScare Act would make all nine justices and their employees join the national healthcare law’s exchanges.

“As the Supreme Court continues to ignore the letter of the law, it’s important that these six individuals understand the full impact of their decisions on the American people,” he said.
“That’s why I introduced the SCOTUScare Act to require the Supreme Court and all of its employees to sign up for ObamaCare,” Babin said.

Babin’s potential legislation would only let the federal government provide healthcare to the Supreme Court and its staff via ObamaCare exchanges.

“By eliminating their exemption from ObamaCare, they will see firsthand what the American people are forced to live with,” he added.

His move follows the Supreme Court’s ruling Thursday morning that upheld the subsidies under ObamaCare that are provided by the government to offset the cost of buying insurance.

http://thehill.com/blogs/floor-actio...l-in-obamacare

Forced to live with? Free check ups? Free preventative care? Maybe that moron mouthpiece should go on Obamacare
to see how nice it is. Clearly he doesn't know either.

[pavyracer]

Obamacare is bad. Ask 99% of the people who are outraged by its existence why is bad and they have no clue. It's bad man. That's all you need to know.

[itchypickle]

Forced to live with? Free check ups? Free preventative care? Maybe that moron mouthpiece should go on Obamacare
to see how nice it is. Clearly he doesn't know either.

I agree his legislation is stupid and no chance of passing...but the care you mentioned isn't really free or helpful. Basically under even the cheapest (Bronze) plan its less than $25 a month premium once the subsidy is triggered but you still have a deductible of $5000-$6000 to meet plus out of pocket caps etc...so those aren't really 'free' not to mention if you do go in and find out you have an issue and need to do a follow up or get a referral you have to pay for that and the headache of finding a Dr in the network and so forth...it really is a pain in the ass real world process setting the political debate aside. Parent at my kid's school is a Nurse Practitioner and I've heard her frustrated many times at people coming in bitching that they thought 'this was free...why y'all sending me a bill, I got Obamacare y'all need to cancel this bill' getting loud in the office.

[pavyracer]

Not sure why these morons don't understand the concept of deductible. Don't they have car insurance or home insurance? You can't total your car and get another one for free!!

[DwightShrute]

Not sure why these morons don't understand the concept of deductible. Don't they have car insurance or home insurance? You can't total your car and get another one for free!!

you think its perfectly fine for the government to force you to buy something?

[pavyracer]

you think its perfectly fine for the government to force you to buy something?

They force you to buy car insurance and home insurance. Why aren't you outraged?

[DwightShrute]

They force you to buy car insurance and home insurance. Why aren't you outraged?

bullshit! Who does? No one forces you to buy car or home insurance. No one ever has or ever will. Well, maybe if Obama has his way.

[Brock Landers]

Yeah, eliminating insurance fuckovers for pre existing conditions is a HORRIBLE thing

[ChalkyDog]

Obamacare is bad. Ask 99% of the people who are outraged by its existence why is bad and they have no clue. It's bad man. That's all you need to know.

If I only ask the people that are outraged, and thus misinformed, about Obamacare - I would imagine they would all call it bad, not just 99% of that sample size.

Ask the morons in the Politics sub-forum. There's your perfect sample size of outraged knuckle-draggers.

[pavyracer]

Well when you take the bus or taxi or train or rent a house the insurance premium is build in the fare or rent. So unless you're homeless and living under a bridge you don't have to pay insurance. Is Obama now going after the homeless to sign up for Obamacare?

[ChalkyDog]

bullshit! Who does? No one forces you to buy car or home insurance. No one ever has or ever will. Well, maybe if Obama has his way.

Car insurance is required by law in, I think, every state.

Home insurance is required by common sense. Not by law. Although it is required for I think almost all mortgages.

[DwightShrute]

Yeah, eliminating insurance fuckovers for pre existing conditions is a HORRIBLE thing

everyone is for the pre existing conditions thing. Weak.

[itchypickle]

Not sure why these morons don't understand the concept of deductible. Don't they have car insurance or home insurance? You can't total your car and get another one for free!!

These are morons, or ignorant people for proper use of that term like a girl inline ahead of me last week...she was talking to the cashier - apparently knew each other from way back- bought her stuff and moved over to the right of the counter still chatting as she was getting ready to leave....proceeds to tell the cashier about her day off...started working at Pizza Hut a few months back and is going to look into seeing if they will stop paying her 'FICO' for her and let her handle it herself because she heard you can get your credit score help for free and consolidate some things...so she was mad that her employer was taking out money from her checks to 'pay on my FICO but it wasn't helping because my credit score still keeps going down and both times they ran it at the spot I was trying to get a bill at' figured she could use her 'FICO' money to pay on a Kohls charge card to help out Even the cashier looked confused at how stupid you can be to think thats what FICA means on the check stub.

[DwightShrute]

Car insurance is required by law in, I think, every state.

Home insurance is required by common sense. Not by law. Although it is required for I think almost all mortgages.

Really? So if you don't drive a car you still are required by law to buy car insurance? Wow.

[ChalkyDog]

This SCOTUS ruling basically keeps Obamacare on the books for the foreseeable future. Even if a (R) wins in 2016 or 2020.

We're now a part of the rest of western civilization - even though a good amount of this country has been kicking and screaming along the way.

[ChalkyDog]

Really? So if you don't drive a car you still are required by law to buy car insurance? Wow.

Only if it's parked on the street. If you just garage a car and never drive it - sure, no car insurance.

If you use a government road, you must have at a minimum liability.

[DwightShrute]

Only if it's parked on the street. If you just garage a car and never drive it - sure, no car insurance.

If you use a government road, you must have at a minimum liability.

you are assuming everyone owns a car. They don't. People that don't own a car do not by law have to pay for insurance.

[itchypickle]

Yeah, eliminating insurance fuckovers for pre existing conditions is a HORRIBLE thing

That tiny piece of the bill would have been fine. Its the other 90% of the law people have issue with. Best idea would have been to create an ACA bill for the 5% of Americans who needed it instead of sucking the other 95% of us in and causing problems just to help out the few.

[DwightShrute]

That tiny piece of the bill would have been fine. Its the other 90% of the law people have issue with. Best idea would have been to create an ACA bill for the 5% of Americans who needed it instead of sucking the other 95% of us in and causing problems just to help out the few.

[rkelly110]

I agree his legislation is stupid and no chance of passing...but the care you mentioned isn't really free or helpful. Basically under even the cheapest (Bronze) plan its less than $25 a month premium once the subsidy is triggered but you still have a deductible of $5000-$6000 to meet plus out of pocket caps etc...so those aren't really 'free' not to mention if you do go in and find out you have an issue and need to do a follow up or get a referral you have to pay for that and the headache of finding a Dr in the network and so forth...it really is a pain in the ass real world process setting the political debate aside. Parent at my kid's school is a Nurse Practitioner and I've heard her frustrated many times at people coming in bitching that they thought 'this was free...why y'all sending me a bill, I got Obamacare y'all need to cancel this bill' getting loud in the office.

Yes, you are correct, but the trick with the free check ups, mammograms, puss swabs and anal probings is to catch it
early, treat it early to keeps costs down. Plus, your total outlay is 7k (after deductibles) so people aren't relinquishing
their life savings or in debt the rest of their lives.

Wife had her knee replaced. Total out lay 7k.

We went from 1,500 deductible to 5k and dropped the monthly payment a couple of hundred a month. With those
savings, she can pay her own doctor visits a couple of times per month.

[Auto Donk]

most disturbing thing about this thread is what Obamacare has obviously done to Mr. KLC's health....

dude was the spitting image of success and virility.... look at him now!

that, and the term SCROTUS....... anything that close to "SCROTUM".... one of the nastiest words there is, cannot be good for the people

[brooks85]

and they follow it up with another garbage ruling today