Friday, November 22, 2013

THESE PEOPLE CALLED THE DEMOCRATS ARE OUT OF CONTROL–AS TRILLIONS MORE IN DEBT ADDED FROM WELFARE CALLED OBAMASCARE JUST FOR DOING NOTHING- THE GREAT SOCIALIST SOCIETY PRESENTED BY THE MARXIST SOCIALIST IN POWER CALLED THE POTUS BHO HAS OWNED AN AGENDA IS ON TRACK TO MAKING THE LARGET SOCIALIST COUNTRY ON THE WINGS FOR COLLAPSE JUST LIKE THE OLD USSR WHO FOLLOWED THE UTOPIAN ADAGE OF POWER TO THE PEOPLE FOR DOING NOTHING IN RETURN–WE THE PEOPLE ARE IN FOR A HURT UNLESS PEOPLE VOTE TO GET RID OF THESE DEMOCRATS SPENDERS OUT FOR RE-DISTRIBUTION–WHAT WE NEED ARE JOB CREATORS NOT WELFARE CREATIONISTS THAT ARE DEMORATS

Can the U.S. government afford to pay for the health care of 38 million more people?  As you will see below, Obamacare is going to be the biggest expansion of the welfare state in U.S. history.  It is being projected that a decade from now 17 million Americans will be receiving Obamacare subsidies and an additional 21 million Americans will have been added to the Medicaid rolls.  At a time when we are already running trillion dollar deficits, is this really something that the government should be taking on? 

In addition, it is being projected that bringing millions upon millions of new people into the Medicaid program will also cause enrollment in many other federal welfare programs such as food stamps to surge.  Right now, the percentage of Americans that are financially dependent on the U.S. government is already at an all-time high, and Obamacare is going to cause the level of government dependence to go much, much higher.  But how much weight can the “safety net” actually carry before it breaks entirely?

Since October 1st, the number of Americans enrolling in Medicaid has surprised many government officials.  For example, as USA Today recently reported, the number of Americans signing up for Medicaid is far surpassing the number of Americans signing up for private health insurance policies in many states…

http://www.infowars.com/obamacare-is-going-to-be-the-biggest-expansion-of-the-welfare-state-in-u-s-history/

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