Obamacare is the ESSENSE of Inequality

Nobody’s Opinion:

Last week we found out that over 40 billionaires got subsidies from the new farm bill. That will make a lot of rich billionaires, richer…did Obama say anything?

And today, we find out that all the governors from both parties think that, well, hey, we don’t like Obamacare but repealing it would be ‘complicated.” The ever obnoxious ‘President”  Obama has been touring the country, with his new message to the American people.

With quotes like:

So let me repeat: The combined trends of increased inequality and decreasing mobility pose a fundamental threat to the American Dream, our way of life, and what we stand for around the globe.  And it is not simply a moral claim that I’m making here.  There are practical consequences to rising inequality and reduced mobility. For one thing, these trends are bad for our economy.  One study finds that growth is more fragile and recessions are more frequent in countries with greater inequality. 

Mmmmmm….

So—why then did Obama push Obamacare down our throats if he believes so fervently that inequality is a fundamental threat to the American Dream? Because, any way you look at it, Obamacare is a another gift to the rich, and a slam to the poor. It is the poster boy bill of unequal rights.

Obamacare is at its very core: the essence of inequity. Only the rich and well connected, (Comrades!) will get into the good hospitals and doctors that, once upon an American Dream, all of us could visit and afford:

From Healthcare:

As if the millions of Americans set to lose their existing health insurance coverage as a result of Obamacare was not bad enough, a recent survey by Watchdog.org has found that many top hospitals across the nation will no longer be accessible to the average person with a new “eligible” plan. In fact, many major hospitals are being excluded from Obamacare coverage altogether, which means that millions of previously covered individuals will have to settle for subpar care at other “in-network” facilities.

However, politicians, government workers, union members and other “insiders” excluded from Obamacare will presumably still have access to these hospitals, which means that they will receive the highest quality care while everyone else suffers on the lower tier. This, of course, was most likely the plan all along with Obamacare — the elite will continue to have access to high-quality healthcare, while everyone else is forced to accept poor-quality, rationed “care.” will be required to go to other facilities, even if their previous insurance plans were accepted by these same hospitals.

In my own life, my family had insurance that I could use at the best hospitals in St. Louis. And many people do not know, that there are good hospitals, and the not so good. There are hospitals that will kill you if you don’t pay attention. There are hospitals that specialize, as in cancer, strokes, heart surgery…they are all different.

I found this out in my own family. When I was a caretaker to my parents, they were always admitted to the hospital that was closest to the house. Why? Because when you have a sick relative, and you have to work, sometimes it’s the difference between a two hour drive out of your night, to a ten minute one. You don’t want to be in the car for an hour and get to spend only five minutes with a sick loved one.

But, after what I witnessed at my local hospital—the mistakes, the complete lack of care, not to mention—it seemed most nurses just wanted every patient to die as quickly as possible to rid them of one less patient to wait on— I decided that for my own care if I should need care, I would go the best hospital my insurance would allow, which was a good 20 minutes drive. I would know, that if I had a major illness, like cancer, I would have a good chance of survival.

So I picked a hospital called St. John’s Mercy, (yes, it’s Catholic) and I had my gall bladder operation there, and the difference between that hospital, and the one close to my house was unbelievable. I felt like I was in Disneyland. The doctor that treated me told me himself that he would NEVER advise anyone to go to that  “other” hospital—it was the worst.

Just last week, I got a letter from that doctor saying he no longer took our insurance.

So, now, I have to take my chances with Stephen King.

Thanks Obama.

We should remember that the ONLY man who stood up for the inequality of Obamacare, where the rich and elite would get the greatest care availably, and the rest of America left to die…was Ted Cruz and a few of his friends.

Our Congress, to this day, remains mostly silent about repealing it. So that means, that every man and woman who does not come out against repealing it, but just fixing it, should not get your vote.

I don’t care what party you are from.

And if you are a democrat you might want to think about the horror and inequality that Obamcare is going to create, because when you get cancer guess what? Do you know Obama? Then nice knowing ya!

Obamacare not only is going to create the biggest inequality ever witnessed in America, it’s going to kill a lot of people who otherwise would have gotten healthcare.

And if genocide isn’t a high crime and misdemeanor I don’t know what is.

So, Ted Cruz, please run for President. I don’t think we could trust any other politician to repeal it.

Ob-be-wan, you might be our only hope.

February 23, 2014 Posted by Joyanna Adams | Obamacare, Uncategorized | Obamacare | Leave a comment