Read the full column in today’s Inquirer
Early Monday morning, President Obama accepted the adoption of his healthcare Act, saying, “This is how a change looks like.”
But is this a change in which Obama led through Obama?
Whether he promised growing health insurance premiums, fresh taxes from employers and investments, higher medicare taxes, government mandate, so that everyone would buy insurance, more people under government health plans, billion dollars more in federal expenses, a background agreement for the purchase of votes and (according to my analysis of the regulations), the federal subsidy of the collection that would augment the number deaths every year?
Obama fulfilled his dream of creating history, but certainly did not provide a change he promised to the American people in 2008.
As a candidate, Obama promised to be bilateral. But for the first time in history, Congress introduced the extension of the role of the government in our lives on the scale of social insurance programs and Medicare only with democratic voices. Both social insurance and Medicare have undergone broad -sided support.
Obama promised to unite divided America. But he completely neglected the overwhelming opposition from the Americans against this agent, forcing him to his throat.
Obama promised fiscal responsibility. But he increased government expenditure over the next 10 years by over $ 2 trillion, and its budget will augment almost $ 10 trillion to domestic debt during this period.
If record expenses, government explosion and imposing debt to the next generation do not recognize you, maybe it will be: Obama and democrats are not ready yet.
Over the next few weeks, Congress will try to adopt the Zajednania account, which will add almost $ 100 billion more expenses, while delaying one of the main sources of tax revenues – tax on the health plans of “Cadillac” – to the extent that it is unlikely that the future congress is unlikely.
When you do this, there will be an invoice for increasing Medicare by $ 208 billion.
Huh? Did Obamacare reduce $ 375 billion from Medicare?
In 1997, the Congress adopted a bill on reduction of Medicare doctors’ fees, which expected the Congress Budget Office to save hundreds of billion dollars throughout their lives. But the agent never saved any money because the doctors threatened to drop Medicare if the fees were reduced.
