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Obamacare: Big State Tax Hikes

AFCHIEF Wrote: Nov 24, 2009 7:42 AM
Parroting White House talking points doesn't present an accurate picture of what is needed to address the healthcare problem. While the of the statistics may be fairly accurate they're being manipulated to articulate a false narrative to justify overhauling the current system. The talking points mis-characterize cause and effect, and employs disengenuous deductive reasoning, which the White House has become very adept at manipulating for their own partisan purposes.


The White Hosue talking points offer false choices to address the healthcare problem. A problem no one denys; I know the Democrats are fond of pretending that they're the only party that acknowledges the problem, or is offering solutions. It may be great...

Anxious to avoid raising taxes too much to pay for their health care proposals, the Obama administration and its congressional allies hit on a great new idea: Make the states raise their taxes to fund the program, instead.

Both the House and the Senate bills require that states cover a larger percentage of their people under Medicaid -- a joint state and federally funded program. The idea was to force states to raise their taxes to cover a big part of the health care bill for treating poor people. Since the Feds can simply charge any increase in spending to their...

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