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**Maydayvar** · 07-10-2012, 02:26 AM

I still say a real 5.5% tax added to medicare or some such was the move to make. With what the SCOTUS decided, there will be no savings. None at all. That was all achieved by the states picking up all of the administration fees, and 10% of all new additions to medicaid rolls. Just today Texas declined, as others already have and more shall. You will see a huge amount of people with insurance through their company being dropped. As long as the company spends $2000+ they save money even with fines. The bill likely wouldn't have worked well with everyone on the same page... without, it has no chance. It might even cost more. We'll see.

07-10-2012, 02:26 AM	#54
Maydayvar Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 511 Senior Member	I still say a real 5.5% tax added to medicare or some such was the move to make. With what the SCOTUS decided, there will be no savings. None at all. That was all achieved by the states picking up all of the administration fees, and 10% of all new additions to medicaid rolls. Just today Texas declined, as others already have and more shall. You will see a huge amount of people with insurance through their company being dropped. As long as the company spends $2000+ they save money even with fines. The bill likely wouldn't have worked well with everyone on the same page... without, it has no chance. It might even cost more. We'll see.
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