The exorbitant penalties for offering non-compliant insurance under Obamacare make it clear that the administration’s primary concern is to regulate private plans—rather than to increase access to them.
The Weekly Standard, March 26, 2014According to the Obama administration’s official Obamacare number-cruncher, about two-thirds of small businesses will see their health insurance premiums rise thanks to the health-care overhaul.
Investor’s Business Daily, February 24, 2014
Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius explains how individuals can get a 1-year Obamacare delay: “pay a fine.”
The Daily Show, October 7, 2013The Obama administration’s extralegal decision to protect the health benefits of the political class is just one of the reasons why Americans dislike Obamacare.
New York Post, October 5, 2013Obamacare’s flaws and weaknesses continue to surface, giving the GOP opportunity to focus political leverage on its most unpopular—yet most essential—component: the individual mandate.
The Weekly Standard, August 12, 2013President Obama is candid with the New York Times, admitting he’s quite comfortable exercising de facto lawmaking power from the White House and doesn’t care what Congress thinks about it.
Hot Air, July 29, 2013The call to vote on two Obamacare-related bills forces Democrats to acknowledge whether, when it comes to the process of changing the law, they really view Congress as “unnecessary.”
National Review, July 17, 2013President Obama’s unilateral delay of Obamacare’s employer mandate and its associated reporting requirements invites fraud in the exchanges.
National Review, July 7. 2013