Kasz216 said:
Seems like a good compromise to me. Looks lik Roberts REALLY wanted to pass it, but couldn't find a good legal path to do so. So they went with it being a tax, which put it in line with legal precedent. The only issue really being that it was specifically legislated to NOT be a tax, because Obama didn't want to raise taxes before the election seeing it as a negative thing.
Feel bad for a few of my friends who can't afford health insurance though and basically can't afford ANY price per month, but likely won't qualify for subsidies or medicare/caid because of assets. |
Wouldn't the exchanges make that possible?

Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.







