Get ready for a “third-world experience” with Obamacare

Your health insurance premiums are going up!  The quality of your health care is going down!  This is all thanks to Obama and his “Affordable Care Act” (a.k.a. “Obamacare”).

“Most physicians have a pessimistic outlook on the future of medicine, citing eroding autonomy and falling income, a survey of more than 600 doctors found. Six in 10 physicians (62 percent) said it is likely many of their colleagues will retire earlier than planned in the next 1 to 3 years… Among physicians reporting a pay cut, four in 10 blame the Affordable Care Act (ACA), and 48 percent of all doctors believed their income would drop again in 2012 as a result of the health reform law… A quarter of physicians would place new or additional limits on accepting Medicare patients if there were payment changes… 55 percent of physicians believe the hospital-doctor relationship will suffer as admitting privileges are put at risk to comply with hospital standards of meaningful use… 31 percent gave the U.S. healthcare system a favorable grade of “A or B” compared with 35 percent in 2011.”

It isn’t just that Obamacare was passed by corrupt Democratic Congressmembers who disregarded the U.S. Constitution.  It isn’t just that Obamacare will increase the long-term federal deficit by $6.2 trillion.  It’s that Obamacare doesn’t work– almost immediately, funding ran out for Americans with pre-existing medical conditions. Even worse:

With time “running out before the major provisions of President Obama’s health care law are set to be implemented, the official tasked with making sure the law’s key insurance exchanges are up and running”… described himself as “nervous”… The idea of regulated insurance exchanges, on which eligible individuals can use government subsidies to purchase insurance coverage, is central to the law. By 2023, the Congressional Budget Office projects that 25 million Americans will obtain coverage through the exchanges.”  So what is the “nervous” Obamacare official’s reaction to this situation? “Let’s just make sure it’s not a third-world experience.”

Well, get ready for that third-world experience– because the director of the federal Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight, putting it nicely, says: “I think it’s only prudent to not assume everything is going to work perfectly on day one.”