Someone is Going to Die
ObamaCare: Someone will, in the near future, die because of the failure of our Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, or as it is more popularly known by everyone except the White House and Congressional and Senatorial Democrats threatened by the midterm elections that are on the horizon, ObamaCare has forced the cancellation of health insurance policies that protect the access to health care for at least six million Americans. Since there are no accurate numbers available as to how many of these cancelled policies are family-type plans, the real number of people who have lost their coverage is unknown.
These individuals may assault the healthcare.gov website in order to purchase their very own, governmentally designed and approved health insurance. The fact that these health insurance plans are the perfect example, sadly, of the old joke:
What is an elephant? An elephant is a mouse designed to government specs.
And as even the most progressive of Progressives are able to recognize that it always costs a lot more to feed an elephant than a mouse. So that factor is not neglected in Obama’s signature, bureaucratically designed and approved health insurance, which provides what turns out to be minimal coverage at maximal costs. One can assume that the jokes about $200 hammers or $5,000 toilet seats are going to be long forgotten before the costs associated with ObamaCare are lost to the mists of history. Like in 2017.
What indicators might there be to signal the demise of ObamaCare? Well, as has been written before, there are three variables that are constantly fighting for primacy in any business transaction, namely, Price, Quality and Delivery. You can pick two of the three, but if you think that you can get all three, you probably voted for Obama — twice. Here are examples of the only-pick-two conundrum:
- You want low-cost and high-quality health care? Fine, you’ll have to wait for several months to see a doctor, but that’s OK — you got two out of three.
- Don’t want to wait? OK, we can do that, too. It will be fast and cheap, but we can’t guarantee top quality. Now are you happy?
- Oh, you want top quality and you want it immediately? Fine, we can do that, too, but you can forget cheap.
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Jim Yardley is a retired financial controller for manufacturing firms, a Vietnam veteran and an independent voter. Jim blogs at jimyardley.wordpress.com
