The law of unintended consequences: Why ObamaCare killed child-only health plans.
The law for some but not for others: Threatened with a firestorm of protest just prior to the election because a number of large corporations were going to drop millions from healthcare coverage because of the new Obamacare regulations, the White House today arbitrarily waived for one year those provisions for 30 large companies.
This action raises three obvious points:
Ed Morrissey at hotair.com makes some additional good points about this absurd situation.
“Two major insurers have decided to suspend sales of individual policies rather than run the compliance gauntlet in the health-care overhaul bill.”
More than 3 million seniors will be required by the government to change drug plans next year, despite Obama’s repeated promise during the healthcare debate that if people like their plan they will be able to keep it.
The revolt continues! Missouri voters rejected the Obama healthcare mandate by more than 3 to 1 yesterday. Also, an incumbent black Democratic congresswoman in Michigan was defeated in the primary.
Law of unintended consequences strikes again. The new healthcare law has a provision, unrelated to healthcare, that involves a paperwork nightmare for small businesses.
