Logical conclusions

ObamaCare is supposedly the panacea to cure rapidly rising healthcare
costs and lack of access for millions of uninsured Americans. It’s
continuing to prove just the opposite, with healthcare costs rising, in
many cases quite dramatically. This has forced several businesses to
reconsider whether they will offer healthcare coverage or accept the
penalty, which in many cases is less expensive than offering the
healthcare coverage. The other solution that many businesses are
adopting is cutting workers to under 30 hours per week, which is the
trigger for requiring healthcare coverage. In the long run, this means
that people will have less access, and for those who do, the cost will
be increased. Yet millions of people will listen to the mainstream media
and the administration and continue to conclude that they have hit the
healthcare lottery. This is a prime example of what happens when
partisan politics and biased media are allowed to run rampant.

{mosads}Continuing the theme of biased media, yesterday Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-La.) stated that there is no federal discretionary spending problem, but rather that the problem was Fox News trying to convince the electorate that there was a problem. President Obama basically stated the same a few days earlier. One would need to have a severe case of brain freeze not to realize that we face a serious crisis with federal spending. For Obama to say that we don’t is like listening to someone tell you, while in the middle of a blizzard, that it’s a warm, sunny day. If you believe that, you are foolish, and this administration depends on people who are unable to make logical conclusions in the face of obvious evidence.