So Obama care enrollees have hit the administration goal. I have to say I did not think that would happen. I do have a couple of things to ponder: #1 They know it is exactly 7.1 million, not 7 million, 7.1. Very precise. #2 They have no idea how many people have actually paid (Otherwise, like Amazon, its leaving it in the shopping cart but not buying it, Im not sure but I dont think Amazon calls that a sale) #3 They have no idea how many people of the 7.1 (Again very precise) didnt have insurance prior to Obamacare, therefore they dont know how many of the 7.1 were people that had their plans cancelled because of Obamacare and repurchased #4 They dont know of the 7.1 million (Like Rainman precise) what % are the crucial young people who pay for the ponzi scheme (ooops, I mean ACA). It seems to me if a number helps them they know it, if it hurts them they cannot collect the data. Finally, if the goal was to insure the 30 million who are uninsured (Since Obamacares rollout that number is now 50 million) why is 7 million, I mean 7.1 million (Gotta be accurate) being touted as success? Why arent the 50 million people who have been desperate for this signing up? Why is 6 million people losing their insurance because of Obamacare a sliver of the American population but 7.1 million is a booming success? I think we now live in Bizzarro world. Good luck America.
Posted on: Wed, 02 Apr 2014 16:29:57 +0000
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