Twitter Twitter Facebook Facebook RECENT POSTS BREAKING: Islamic Terrorists Caught While Planning to Assassinate Major World Leader BREAKING: Unions Suffer MASSIVE Blow in This Unanimous Court Ruling “How’s Everybody Doing?”: George W. Bush Makes Surprise Visit to Some Special Texans [VIDEO] Two Vets Were Sick of Corrupt Politicians… So They Took Matters Into Their Own Hands Illegal Immigrant Shoots US Citizen While Doing Something Sickening [VIDEO] CT ARCHIVES November 2014 October 2014 September 2014 August 2014 July 2014 June 2014 May 2014 April 2014 March 2014 February 2014 January 2014 December 2013 November 2013 October 2013 IMPORTANT GUIDES: What is Ebola? BREAKING: This New Development Could Be What Sinks Obamacare for Good In a recent Bankrate survey of people who have purchased Obamacare insurance through the exchange last year, some startling numbers were released that draw a pretty clear picture of public confidence in the system. And the outlook isn’t exactly bright for Obama and his cronies, who shoved the ACA down the throats of Americans. (H/T DailyCaller) According to the survey, a staggering 51 percent of customers who purchased insurance through the exchange last year have stated that they will not be purchasing it again when open enrollment goes into effect Nov. 15. That kind of number could mean millions fewer policies, which could translate into “battleship sunk” for the Obama administration. Click here to get a FREE subscription to the Conservative Tribune. What’s keeping potential customers away this year? For one, higher premiums. About 43 percent of potential customers said that the higher rates pose the most concern. About 45 percent say they’re hesitant to buy from the Obamacare website due to the unfortunate series of glitches that the site went through last year upon roll-out. According to the survey, only 39 percent of full-time workers stated that they were considering coming back to the exchange this year during open enrollment. Only a slight majority of part-time workers planned on buying insurance through the exchange this year. Those kind of numbers aren’t going to be enough to sustain Obamacare for any length of time. The Obamacare CEO, Kevin Counihan, and Sylvia Burwell, the Health and Human Services Secretary, both refused to predict how many enrollees they would have for the 2015 open enrollment period, which isn’t a huge surprise. They’re struggling to retain customers from last year and have stated that they will have a “difficult few months” trying to lure old customers back and bring new ones in. It sounds like Obamacare is barely on its feet, and 2015 could be the final knockout blow to an absurd program that a majority of Americans do not want anyway. Share this news on Facebook and Twitter if you hope that Obamacare fails this year and is finally repealed in 2016.
Posted on: Sun, 09 Nov 2014 02:43:57 +0000
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