Obama Care Quiz

In pursuit of the truth - http://www.cinopsbegoneblogspot.com - Friday, April 11, 2014

 

1. True of false?  Obama Care Healthcare plans protect American from paying for abortions.

 

2. True of false?  Religious colleges and universities are exempted from Obama Care regulations that require them to violate their faith.

 

3. True or false? Though many Americans have lost their individual (not employer-sponsored) health coverage through their workplace are safe/

 

4. True or false? Obama Care relies primarily on private individual and workplace health plans to reduce the number of uninsured Americans.

 

5. True or false? Obama Care will lower health insurance premiums by up to $2,500 for typical family per year.

 

6. True of false? Obama Care will decrease the federal deficit, as the president has claimed.

 

7. True of false? Obama Care has already dramatically slowed healthcare spending in America.

 

Answers:

 

1. False. Despite claims to the contrary, most Obama Care insurance plans cover abortion. Trouble is, it's difficult to know which plans do or don't.

 

2. False. In almost all cases, they'll be required to provide free contraception and possible abortion-inducing drugs to their students.

 

3. False. Contrary to the president's emphatic promise - "you'll be able to keep your healthplan, period" - millions of Americans have seen, or will see their insurance plans canceled due to Obama Care regulations. The employer mandates have been delayed until 2015 and 2016 (depending on company size), so millions of Americans enrolled in health plans through work are still likely to see their insurance altered or canceled.

 

4. False. A massive expansion of Medicaid is part of the Obama care plan.

 

5. False. Average premiums will actually rise dramatically for many households. Obama Care's new taxes, mandates and increased regulation will drive up the cost of most families' health care.

 

6. False. Rather than reforming our current entitlement structure, Obama care will expand the role of government in health care and pass the increased costs on to taxpayers. How much? The latest estimates from Government Accountability Office now show the law adding more than $6 trillion to America's deficit over the next 75 years.

 

7. False. Economy experts say the sluggish economy is the primary reason national healthcare spending has grown at a lower rate in recent years. When the economy picks up, healthcare cost increases will follow suit.

 

GEORGE H. KUBECK

 

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