aps45819
24/7 Single Dad
in Indiana
Indiana General Assembly
Indiana General Assembly
No Obamacare
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awpitt
Main Streeter
This is not law in Indiana, at least not yet. The status "In Committee - first House".
bcp
In My Opinion
This is all fine and dandy, however I do have a question about this.
lets say robinhoodcare goes into full force in 2014
Indiana says no, we do not recognize it as valid. So the dont worry about setting up any insurance exchange to cover it.
now, the people, the workers in Indiana are still able to keep paying for the insurance that they have had all along, however, since those companies are no longer insuring the millions that they did across the country, the rate has to go up on those in Indiana.,
Now, lets look at the federal tax to cover obamacare,
those in indiana are still going to have to pay the additional tax on their check to insure that the millions of worthless sacks of skin get their free care, or the workers will be subjected to a fine at the end of the year from the IRS.
Sayin no is great, however I see this costing the citizens of Indiana more than if they would have just gone with it in the first place.
the only way this will work is if the majority of states fall in line with Indiana and do the same thing.
lets say robinhoodcare goes into full force in 2014
Indiana says no, we do not recognize it as valid. So the dont worry about setting up any insurance exchange to cover it.
now, the people, the workers in Indiana are still able to keep paying for the insurance that they have had all along, however, since those companies are no longer insuring the millions that they did across the country, the rate has to go up on those in Indiana.,
Now, lets look at the federal tax to cover obamacare,
those in indiana are still going to have to pay the additional tax on their check to insure that the millions of worthless sacks of skin get their free care, or the workers will be subjected to a fine at the end of the year from the IRS.
Sayin no is great, however I see this costing the citizens of Indiana more than if they would have just gone with it in the first place.
the only way this will work is if the majority of states fall in line with Indiana and do the same thing.