Health Care Union Drops Coverage For Children

"this is an extraordinary thing to hear from the lips of one of the major advocates for national health care, and for generally higher spending on government health care. They're basically saying that the new law has made benefits more expensive, and that this is contributing to people cutting coverage--exactly the argument that opponents were derided for making during the debate. It's like seeing Bill Bennett take to the pages of High Times with an op-ed on the costs of marijuana prohibition."
http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2010/11/health-care-union-drops-coverage-for-children/67248/
http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2010/11/health-care-union-drops-coverage-for-children/67248/
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Did you get the gist of the stroy? I would expect that you, of all people, would be pleased by all of this.
Hail, Hail!!!
Joking? No.
Weren't you one of those all up in arms about the Arizona Voting machines putting in Harry Reid's name? Remember how it was all supposed to be tied to the SEIU... the machine technicians union being part of SEIU?
And what about the part where the SEIU vigorously backed and lobbied for the passage of the Health Care Reform bill? I figured that you would see this as the irony that it is.
What... have you turned into a liberal socialist union backer since the November elections?
Hail, Hail!!!
SEIU spent around 60 million backing that bill.....that money would have been better spent on there Union members....But I never said take away the peoples insurance! In fact didn't Obama say if you like your insurance you can keep it....
Obama did say you can keep your plan, but it's obvious that nobody will. The rising costs will force us all on the government dole.
I can't wait.
This is simple to me. Wal-Mart, a multibillion dollar company still does not give health insurance to all of their employees; in fact, only 54% of Wal-Mart employees receive health insurance - that's 700,000 without it. Grotesque.
Greed, greed, greed.
"More workers taking Wal-Mart health insurance," Associated Press, 2/17/2010.
http://www.wakeupwalmart.com/facts/healthcare.html