This is a foreshadowing of what is to come, the Tea Buggers(ed) will lap this up as Fax News lies and next year for the elections, the favorably of Obama Care will be basically where it is today; the 30% of the electorate that are Faux News watchers will still disapprove of it and ! ~ 50% will still approve. And note, all the lying families used on Hannity's show were R3d N3ck / Southern Tea Buggers(ed), typical.
Also note that this is in the same vein as the shit posted here by our resident Tea Buggers(ed), anecdotal stories than can mostly be dismissed by having a cursory understanding of the law.
The future of the Obama Care debate is going to be just like the 2012 election - The Faux News crowd is going to be convinced that their facts regarding the laws and it effects are true when in reality it will be the opposite. Living in this echo chamber will once again make them easier to defeat and it will be hilarious to watch!
"Stern accused the Fox News host of using "fake evidence" to "exploit people’s ignorance and falsely point to imaginary boogeymen," deeming it all a part of the "Fox News lie machine."
Paul Cox and his wife Michelle, for example, appeared on the show claiming that their construction business has been hit hard because of Obamacare, giving them no choice but to significantly cut employee hours. Stern noted that Obamacare has no effect on any business with less than 50 employees.
"In our brief conversation on the phone, Paul revealed that he has only four employees. Why the cutback on his workforce? “Well,” he said, “I haven’t been forced to do so, it’s just that I’ve chosen to do so. I have to deal with increased costs.” What costs? And how, I asked him, is any of it due to Obamacare? There was a long pause, after which he said he’d call me back. He never did."
The two other couples interviewed by Stern both claimed that the new policies offered by Obamacare would cost them considerably more than their previous insurance rates. After doing his own search on the Obamacare exchange website based on the couples' circumstances, Stern found that this was just not true.
"I don’t doubt that these six individuals believe that Obamacare is a disaster; but none of them had even visited the insurance exchange," Stern wrote. "Hannity is not entitled to point to Paul’s behavior as an “Obamacare train wreck story” and maintain any credibility that he might have as a journalist."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/18/sean-hannity-fact-checked-obamacare_n_4124699.html
Also note that this is in the same vein as the shit posted here by our resident Tea Buggers(ed), anecdotal stories than can mostly be dismissed by having a cursory understanding of the law.
The future of the Obama Care debate is going to be just like the 2012 election - The Faux News crowd is going to be convinced that their facts regarding the laws and it effects are true when in reality it will be the opposite. Living in this echo chamber will once again make them easier to defeat and it will be hilarious to watch!
"Stern accused the Fox News host of using "fake evidence" to "exploit people’s ignorance and falsely point to imaginary boogeymen," deeming it all a part of the "Fox News lie machine."
Paul Cox and his wife Michelle, for example, appeared on the show claiming that their construction business has been hit hard because of Obamacare, giving them no choice but to significantly cut employee hours. Stern noted that Obamacare has no effect on any business with less than 50 employees.
"In our brief conversation on the phone, Paul revealed that he has only four employees. Why the cutback on his workforce? “Well,” he said, “I haven’t been forced to do so, it’s just that I’ve chosen to do so. I have to deal with increased costs.” What costs? And how, I asked him, is any of it due to Obamacare? There was a long pause, after which he said he’d call me back. He never did."
The two other couples interviewed by Stern both claimed that the new policies offered by Obamacare would cost them considerably more than their previous insurance rates. After doing his own search on the Obamacare exchange website based on the couples' circumstances, Stern found that this was just not true.
"I don’t doubt that these six individuals believe that Obamacare is a disaster; but none of them had even visited the insurance exchange," Stern wrote. "Hannity is not entitled to point to Paul’s behavior as an “Obamacare train wreck story” and maintain any credibility that he might have as a journalist."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/18/sean-hannity-fact-checked-obamacare_n_4124699.html