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<blockquote data-quote="JL 0513" data-source="post: 1295447" data-attributes="member: 50088">Low information voters haven&#039;t seen anything yet.&nbsp; The &quot;bad&quot; stuff hasn&#039;t even begun, even though some initial hurt is being realized.&nbsp; Notice the roughly 40 delays of the law implemented for purely political reasons.&nbsp; The timing always to get past election cycles.The worst effects will come along over an extended period of course.&nbsp; After Obama is long gone and the next poor President has to deal with the disaster. The law was designed to destroy the private insurance industry.&nbsp; That is already beginning.&nbsp; As we watch rates skyrocket, there will seemingly be one fix.&nbsp; For the government to swoop in and save us.&nbsp; Single payer will be introduced.&nbsp; Sadly, a majority of the country will approve of the move because evil insurance companies have exploded rates.&nbsp; Single payer will be the only direction to go in as the private sector will be all but destroyed. And that&#039;s when it really goes south.&nbsp; Look anywhere in the world at single payer systems and it completely blows.&nbsp; Ultra high taxes to pay for it.&nbsp; Yet waiting times months and month long.&nbsp; Sometimes a year to see a doctor in a non emergency.&nbsp; Something like a knee replacement?&nbsp; Good luck.&nbsp; Need an MRI?&nbsp; How about one machine for hundreds of miles.&nbsp; This is Canada, Great Britain, ect...It&#039;s coming to America.&nbsp; Are we ready?All these warnings were spoken by conservative media back in 2008.&nbsp; But of course, they aren&#039;t to be taken seriously.&nbsp; Hey, what do they know?&nbsp; As we have seen, they were right on everything.&nbsp; And not just about health care.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JL 0513, post: 1295447, member: 50088"] Low information voters haven't seen anything yet. The "bad" stuff hasn't even begun, even though some initial hurt is being realized. Notice the roughly 40 delays of the law implemented for purely political reasons. The timing always to get past election cycles. The worst effects will come along over an extended period of course. After Obama is long gone and the next poor President has to deal with the disaster. The law was designed to destroy the private insurance industry. That is already beginning. As we watch rates skyrocket, there will seemingly be one fix. For the government to swoop in and save us. Single payer will be introduced. Sadly, a majority of the country will approve of the move because evil insurance companies have exploded rates. Single payer will be the only direction to go in as the private sector will be all but destroyed. And that's when it really goes south. Look anywhere in the world at single payer systems and it completely blows. Ultra high taxes to pay for it. Yet waiting times months and month long. Sometimes a year to see a doctor in a non emergency. Something like a knee replacement? Good luck. Need an MRI? How about one machine for hundreds of miles. This is Canada, Great Britain, ect... It's coming to America. Are we ready? All these warnings were spoken by conservative media back in 2008. But of course, they aren't to be taken seriously. Hey, what do they know? As we have seen, they were right on everything. And not just about health care. [/QUOTE]

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