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by Eric Matteson
Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014 at 2:37 PM
ericmatteson2001@yahoo.com
The Supreme Court case on subsidies is not
enough to solve problems created by
the unaffordable care act of 2010.
Waiting around for the supreme court to strike down the healthcare
reform law of 2010 is probably a waste of time. We never could
get reliable verdicts from our courts.
As of 2014, The United States still has mandatory jury duty and
verdicts are decided by twelve people who are unable to get out
of jury duty and
that is not as good as an all volunteer jury will be.
The nine Supreme court justices only rarely vote on the side of
the peoples rights.
In NFIB V. Sebeilius in 2012 the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the
healthcare reform law of 2010 with its five liberal justices.
The U.S. Supreme Court will probably allow states that use the
federal health insurance exchanges to get subsidies.
The U.S. Supreme Court still has five liberal justices in 2014.
Even if the Supreme Court were to rule against Democrats on
subsidies far too many states already have state health insurance
exchanges in 2014 and too many additional states might get their
own health insurance websites before the Supreme court can even
rule on the issue making the subsidies case moot.
The only cure for the unaffordable healthcare law of 2010
is a legislative repeal.
Republicans who want to be re-elected in 2016 need to make sure
that at least the individual mandate that requires people to buy
health insurance is legislatively repealed before the 2016
election!
ericmatteson2001@yahoo.com
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Millions of voters who are to the right of the tea party are demanding
complete repealing of the Unaffordable Care Act of 2010. Voters are tired
of losing their doctors and having to pay more for less health insurance
Republicans need to be prepared to use force to get some Democrats in
the U.S. Senate and House to help get the repeal of healthcare reform law
total vote up to the 2/3 supermajority that is being demanded by voters.
Federal student financial aid should no longer be funded until
enough Democrats surrender to get the 2/3 supermajority vote that is
needed to reliably force the repeal of the healthcare reform law
of 2010.
U.S. military pay shall be frozen at its current value without a cost
of living increase and most non emergency promotions will be delayed
until at least the individual mandate that requires people to buy
health insurance is fully repealed.
VOTERS ARE IMPATIENT
Voters are VERY ANGRY at the healthcare reform law and will
not continue to tolerate continued inaction from elected Republicans.
If there is still an individual mandate that requires individuals
to purchase health insurance in 2016 Republicans will certainly
lose the 2016 election because voters will stay home and
not vote. If Republican candidates want to be re-elected in 2016
Repeal healthcare reform NOW by whatever means necessarry!
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