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Wait a minute, I thought premiums would be lower under Obamacare? Oh, I see – the rate of growth has slowed, so that qualifies as a cut. At least that’s how they’ll spin it.
Anyone with an ounce of sense would have never believed that premiums would actually go down. They are going to go up and possibly way up. How else are we going to pay for the 30 million who now don’t have any type of insurance? Don’t get me wrong, I’m for everyone having insurance and I’m all for preexisting conditions being covered but to be told a blatant lie that this will reduce healthcare premiums? Come on! Obama should be called President Pinocchio.