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Health insurance is being taken over by the Federal Government. "Big Brother" is now fully arrived and this is a freedom issue about all of life. There are organizations which are shedding light on this dangerous takeover. Twila Brase is the President of the Citizen's Council for Health Freedom, and she joins us today to explain the exchanges.
The health exchanges will pre-populate the information fields about your personal information. The Federal Government is dependent upon the states saying "yes" to this government takeover of our personal health care.
Obamacare offers health care to another 16 million people - but the number of doctors is not increasing and some argue that there is even a decrease as a result of this new law. So the argument that you are covered with a pre-existing condition is a logical "don't care" because the problem becomes whether care will even be available for you. In other words the question is not pre-existing conditions for some, it is rather availability of care for everyone.
In the news, several governors have announced that they will not set up state health care exchanges. This past Thursday, South Carolina governor Nikki Haley sent a letter to Secretary of Health Human Services Kathleen Sibelius saying that South Carolina "should not and will not set up a state-based health care exchange." Several other governors, including Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, and Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley announced that their states would also not set up an exchange. Other states where the governors have made similar declarations include Kansas and Alaska. In Missouri, the Democratic governor announced on Thursday that the state would not set up an exchange either, but that announcement resulted from a ballot measure that forbade the governor from moving forward with an exchange without the approval of the state's legislature.
The enormous cost to implement Obamacare has not yet been documented adequately.
As you listen to this important interview, you may also want to visit the group's website at: www.cchfreedom.org . Or call them at: 651-646-8935.
Some governors are rising up to say "NO" to Obamacare for their state. We laud these governors for their love of freedom and love of protection of our personal information and health choices. Participants: Twila Brase RN, Dr. John Vance, Dan Elmendorf
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Health insurance is being taken over by the Federal Government. "Big Brother" is now fully arrived and this is a freedom issue about all of life. There are organizations which are shedding light on this dangerous takeover. Twila Brase is the President of the Citizen's Council for Health Freedom, and she joins us today to explain the exchanges.
The health exchanges will pre-populate the information fields about your personal information. The Federal Government is dependent upon the states saying "yes" to this government takeover of our personal health care.
Obamacare offers health care to another 16 million people - but the number of doctors is not increasing and some argue that there is even a decrease as a result of this new law. So the argument that you are covered with a pre-existing condition is a logical "don't care" because the problem becomes whether care will even be available for you. In other words the question is not pre-existing conditions for some, it is rather availability of care for everyone.
In the news, several governors have announced that they will not set up state health care exchanges. This past Thursday, South Carolina governor Nikki Haley sent a letter to Secretary of Health Human Services Kathleen Sibelius saying that South Carolina "should not and will not set up a state-based health care exchange." Several other governors, including Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, and Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley announced that their states would also not set up an exchange. Other states where the governors have made similar declarations include Kansas and Alaska. In Missouri, the Democratic governor announced on Thursday that the state would not set up an exchange either, but that announcement resulted from a ballot measure that forbade the governor from moving forward with an exchange without the approval of the state's legislature.
The enormous cost to implement Obamacare has not yet been documented adequately.
As you listen to this important interview, you may also want to visit the group's website at: www.cchfreedom.org . Or call them at: 651-646-8935.
Some governors are rising up to say "NO" to Obamacare for their state. We laud these governors for their love of freedom and love of protection of our personal information and health choices. Participants: Twila Brase RN, Dr. John Vance, Dan Elmendorf