Over 2 million signed up for Obamacare

nitro harley

nitro harley

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beenthere said:
Liberal math is so hilarious.

Add 30 million uninsured who paid zero, give them government subsidies, call it a pool and everyone saves money!
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The Dems aren't smart enough to see that they gave the young and healthy people a pass to not sign up..A 95.00 per year pass is a joke for a business decision. I wonder who made up that shit? That has got to be a democratic think tank decision that will bite them in the ass come next november..
 
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schuylaar

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nitro harley said:
The Dems aren't smart enough to see that they gave the young and healthy people a pass to not sign up..A 95.00 per year pass is a joke for a business decision. I wonder who made up that shit? That has got to be a democratic think tank decision that will bite them in the ass come next november..
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$95 is only for 2014 and used as a "wakeup" because then it will go up by the amount of their yearly premium which would be about $100/monthly = $1200 less any theoretical subsidy($400) so you're gonna see about a $600-800/penalty for subsequent years..
 
nitro harley

nitro harley

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schuylaar said:
$95 is only for 2014 and used as a "wakeup" because then it will go up by the amount of their yearly premium which would be about $100/monthly = $1200 less any theoretical subsidy($400) so you're gonna see about a $600-800/penalty for subsequent years..
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This is what I found.

. $695 per individual, which is the “applicable dollar amount,” for all individuals where there was a failure to meet coverage requirements but maxing out at $95 for 2014 and $325 for 2015. For anyone not yet age 18, 50% of the normal amount or
b. 300% of the “applicable dollar amount” for the calendar year; or
2. An amount equal to the following percentage of the excess of household income over the amount of gross income triggering the requirement to file a return under IRC code section 6012(a)(1): 1% in 2014, 2% in 2015; and 2.5% after 2015.
It looks like 95.00 the first year and up to 325.00 for the second year and the 695.00 for the third year..And I predict that they will still not sign up because they just don't have the money...
 
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beenthere

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nitro harley said:
This is what I found.

. $695 per individual, which is the “applicable dollar amount,” for all individuals where there was a failure to meet coverage requirements but maxing out at $95 for 2014 and $325 for 2015. For anyone not yet age 18, 50% of the normal amount or
b. 300% of the “applicable dollar amount” for the calendar year; or
2. An amount equal to the following percentage of the excess of household income over the amount of gross income triggering the requirement to file a return under IRC code section 6012(a)(1): 1% in 2014, 2% in 2015; and 2.5% after 2015.
It looks like 95.00 the first year and up to 325.00 for the second year and the 695.00 for the third year..And I predict that they will still not sign up because they just don't have the money...
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Every time you present facts that contradict the lefts drivel, they scurry away like rats.
 
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schuylaar

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nitro harley said:
This is what I found.

. $695 per individual, which is the “applicable dollar amount,” for all individuals where there was a failure to meet coverage requirements but maxing out at $95 for 2014 and $325 for 2015. For anyone not yet age 18, 50% of the normal amount or
b. 300% of the “applicable dollar amount” for the calendar year; or
2. An amount equal to the following percentage of the excess of household income over the amount of gross income triggering the requirement to file a return under IRC code section 6012(a)(1): 1% in 2014, 2% in 2015; and 2.5% after 2015.
It looks like 95.00 the first year and up to 325.00 for the second year and the 695.00 for the third year..And I predict that they will still not sign up because they just don't have the money...
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like i said between $600-800..if you have a parent you can be on their policy until age 26..by 27 you should relatively have some shit worked out..gone are those nasty extended "teen years" aka early 20's..by 25-26 your brain is now fully functioning and ready to be an adult!
 
nitro harley

nitro harley

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schuylaar said:
like i said between $600-800..if you have a parent you can be on their policy until age 26..by 27 you should relatively have some shit worked out..gone are those nasty extended "teen years" aka early 20's..by 25-26 your brain is now fully functioning and ready to be an adult!
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You got to be kidding me..I had my own business before I was 27..You make it sound like kids should be on the tit until they are 27..They should be adults like they think they are when they are 18.. I don't think all parents pay for a family plan when there kids are in there 20s..

No offense but we are worlds apart on our opinion about kids...But you brought to light what Bucks problems could be about growing up..
 
nitro harley

nitro harley

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ChesusRice said:
But she is fat and married to a black guy and you said fat people and Black's vote Democrat
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CheezyO the fat chick dude...

If you go back and read very slowly you will find that you are the one doing the talking about fat and black..And I am the one talking about fat democrats..
 
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ChesusRice

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nitro harley said:
CheezyO the fat chick dude...

If you go back and read very slowly you will find that you are the one doing the talking about fat and black..And I am the one talking about fat democrats..
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We will have to talk some other time. I actually work for a living and don't have the time you do
 
Winter Woman

Winter Woman

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nitro harley said:
You got to be kidding me..I had my own business before I was 27..You make it sound like kids should be on the tit until they are 27..They should be adults like they think they are when they are 18.. I don't think all parents pay for a family plan when there kids are in there 20s..

No offense but we are worlds apart on our opinion about kids...But you brought to light what Bucks problems could be about growing up..
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I bought my first house when I was 21 and had a business since I 18.
 
nitro harley

nitro harley

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Winter Woman said:
I bought my first house when I was 21 and had a business since I 18.
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Right on WW..

I bought my first house when I was 18 in oregon city..It was a double wide trailer and the owners where moving to California so I was able to just take over there payments..I found out about it in the adds in the local paper..That was back in the mid seventies. My son and I drove by about two months ago and it is still there, it has a new deck and is painted a different color but still looks good..
 
canndo

canndo

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Bought my first one at 18 as well, on a quarter acre of land for $7,000 dollars. the land is still there. Was workng at a 7-11, commuted there on a zundap. See? even lefties can manage their affairs.
 
nitro harley

nitro harley

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canndo said:
Whereas, every time one presents facts to the right, they simply deny them and cling to their own reality.
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Try to get the facts about anything from this administration and you will be disappointed..They are in control, they are the ones you have to watch..The right wont have much control until next november when the Dems get a boot jammed up their ASS...Keep your eye on the ball..
 
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