**Clearly understandable*

 

*From a California Guy*

 

* I'm a 54 year old consulting engineer and make between $60,000 and

$125,000 per year, depending on how hard I work and whether or not there

are work projects out there for me. My girlfriend is 61 and makes about

$18,000 per year, working as a part-time mail clerk. For me, making $60,000

a year, under ObamaCare, the cheapest, lowest grade policy I can buy, which

also happens to impose a $5,000 deductible, costs $482 per month. For my

girlfriend, the same exact policy, same deductible, costs $1 per month.

That's right, $1 per month. I'm not making this up. Don't believe me? Just

go to **http://www.coveredca.gov/ <http://www.coveredca.gov/> **, the

ObamaCare website for California and enter the parameters I've mentioned

above and see for yourself. By the way, my zip code is 93940. You'll need

to enter that.*

 

* So OK, clearly ObamaCare is a scheme that involves putting the cost

burden of healthcare onto the middle and upper-income wage earners.But

there's a lot more to it. Stick with me. And before I make my next points,

I'd like you to think about something: I live in Monterey County, in

Central California. We have a large land mass but just 426,000 residents -

about the population of Colorado Springs or the city of Omaha.

But we do

have a large Hispanic population, including a large number of illegal

aliens, and to serve this group we have Natividad Medical Center, a

massive, Federally subsidized county medical complex that takes up an area

about one-third the size of the Chrysler Corporation automobile assembly

plant in Belvedere, Illinois (per Google Earth) Natividad has

state-of-the-art operating rooms, Computed Tomography and Magnetic

Resonance Imaging, fully equipped, 24 hour emergency room, and much

more. If you have no insurance, if you've been in a drive-by shooting or

have overdosed on crack cocaine, this is where you go. And it's essentially

free, because almost everyone who ends up in the ER is uninsured. Last

year, 2,735 babies were born at Natividad. 32% of these were born to

out-of-wedlock teenage mothers, 93% of which were Hispanic. Less than 20%

could demonstrate proof of citizenship, and 71% listed their native

language as Spanish. Of these 876 births, only 40 were covered under [any

kind of] private health insurance.

The taxpayers paid for the other 836.And

in case you were wondering about the entire population - all 2,735 births -

less than 24% involved insured coverage or even partial payment on behalf

of the patient to the hospital in exchange for services. Keep this in mind

as we move forward. Now consider this: If I want to upgrade my policy to a

low-deductible premium policy, such as what I had with my last employer, my

cost is $886 per month. But my girlfriend can upgrade her policy to the

very same level, for just $4 per month.

That's right, $4 per month. $48 per

year for a zero-deductible, premium healthcare policy - the kind of thing

you get when you work at IBM (except of course, IBM employees pay an

average of $170 per month out of pocket for their coverage). I mean, it's

bad enough that I will be forced to subsidize the ObamaCare scheme in the

first place. But even if I agreed with the basic scheme, which of course I

do not, I would never agree to subsidize premium policies. If I have to pay

$482 a month for a budget policy, I sure as hell do not want the guy I'm

subsidizing to get a better policy, for less than 1% of what I have to fork

out each month for a low-end policy. Why must I pay $482 per month for

something the other guy gets for a dollar? And why should the other guy get

to buy an $886 policy for $4 a month? Think about this: I have to pay

$10,632 a year for the same thing that the other guy can get for

$48. $10,000 of net income is 60 days of full time work as an engineer; $48

is something I could make collecting aluminum cans and plastic bottles, one

day a month. Are you with me on this? Are you starting to get an idea what

ObamaCare is really about?

ObamaCare is not about dealing with inequities

in the healthcare system. That's just the cover story. The real story is

that it is a massive, political power grab. Do you think anyone who can

insure himself with a premium policy for $4 a month will vote for anyone

but the political party that provides him such a deal? ObamaCare is about

enabling, subsidizing, and expanding the Left's political power base, at

taxpayer expense. Why would I vote for anyone but a Democrat if I can have

babies for $4 a month? For that matter, why would I go to college or strive

for a better job or income if it means I have to pay real money for

healthcare coverage? Heck, why study engineering when I can be a schlub for

$20K per year and buy a new F-150 with all the money I'm saving? And think

about those $4-a-month babies - think in terms of propagation models.

Think

of just how many babies will be born to irresponsible, under-educated

mothers. Will we get a new crop of brain surgeons and particle physicists

from the dollar baby club, or will we need more cops, criminal courts and

prisons? One thing you can be certain of: At $4 a month, they'll multiply,

and multiply, and multiply. ObamaCare: It's all about political

power.

Remember folks, November 2016 is just around the corner. If you want

to continue this kind of redistribution of wealth, then don't "forward"

this email. But if you are sick and tired of the money grab by the current

administration, then "forward" this email to everyone in your Address Book.

VOTE IN 2016!!!! One of the penalties for refusing to participate in

politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors. Plato*

 

 

*William,Torrance, CA*