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Debt Dollars from Obamacare
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3/27/2010 8:49:37 PM
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I think that these numbers are correct.
1. Our part of the national debt in 2010 is $52,000 per family. 2. With Obamacare, the number rises to $172,000 in 2010.
This amount is in addition to the debt that we owe for mortgages, automobiles, etc. Anyone who deliberately jeopardizes this nation with this debt load is a criminal and needs to be removed from office via impeachment or the election process.
When I hear that AT&T is going to include $1B dollars for the first quarter of 2012; Caterpillar, $100M; and John Deere, $150M, I am further appalled.
I am also upset that the CBO is now saying that the cost is much higher that originally thought. And this is the agency that is supposed to be independent of politics. But, garbage in means garbage out. You cannot make a purse of of a sow's ear.
Not only will these companies account for the higher cost, their employees will suffer in that their coverage will be reduced and pharmaceutical coverage may be totally eliminated from their benefits. Do you think that these companies are thinking about hiring new employees. I think not.
I have a friend who works for Microsoft and he recently received a letter that their benefits will be reduced in 2013. He is upset.
Again, tell me why I should not be concerned for myself, my children, and my grandchildren because of the actions of this administration.
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