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Unforeseen Consequences: One result of Obamacare
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RobDownSouth
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Do you really want us to review your former predictions, Nostradumbass?
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I as I've heard it Obamacare isn't required for workers that work less than 30 hours per week. If this is true what do you think employers will start doing to employees hours.
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I'm not sure where you think we disagree.
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mercury14
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- Since the vast majority of employers already provide health care for full time workers and not for part timers, little will change.
- Most businesses are small businesses with less than 50 employees and they will not be subject to any penalties.
- Small businesses that provide health coverage will not only be except from the penalty, they'll get a tax credit if they do provide it. So ones that were already providing it are going to come out way ahead in this thing.
- According to the January 2013 BLS report, the number of workers working part-time for economic reasons has shrunk -330,000 over the past 12 months.
- A business that cuts its employees hours from 40 to 30 will lose their employer-side tax deduction for providing health coverage. If they pay $8k for an employee's health care, that's an $8k tax deduction they're taking. If they want to go with all part timers then their tax burden skyrockets.
- Talented, bright, productive employees don't work for crappy employers that cap their hours at less than 30. Businesses know this and well, which business wants to be crappy?
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mercury14
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Republicans don't want to make an effort though. If they gave a rat's ass about health care they would have lifted a finger to do something about it during the Bush era. Thinking otherwise is foolish.
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What's funny, is that Obamacare IS the republican effort... It's basically exactly what they were pushing for throughout the 90s, and now all of a sudden, their own idea is the worst thing EVAR!
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Hey!!! Islandman gave me that Nostradumbass title when I predicted alternative energy wasn't going to be the big jobs creation engine he said it was going to be. That title is MINE. MINE MINE MINE!
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*Singing Yankee Doodle as I write this...*
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Hey!!! Islandman gave me that Nostradumbass title when I predicted alternative energy wasn't going to be the big jobs creation engine he said it was going to be. That title is MINE. MINE MINE MINE!
LOL
*Singing Yankee Doodle as I write this...*
Pfft. The next original thought Islandman has will be his first.
I distinctly recall ...um, "borrowing" the phrase "Nostradumbass" from Phrodeau back in late 2008. It seemed so fitting a moniker to bestow upon the Vettebigot since he was lecturing us daily about the "permanent Republican majority".
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The Heritage Foundation and Newt don't get off scot-free for having an imbecilic plan, just because they're Republicans.
That partisan, I'm not.
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Neither are the hundreds [1,200+] of politically-connected corporations and unions that were granted waivers.
These are now the Elite class that Democrats decry.
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Cabela's receipt includes medical excise tax.
http://www.snopes.com/politics/taxes/medicaldevice.asp
http://www.snopes.com/politics/taxes/medicaldevice.asp
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