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14 hours ago ago from United Liberty - Free Market - Individual Liberty - Limited Government
The guys over at the Americans for Tax Reform have gone through the health care bill and found 18 different tax hikes to bring in billion in new revenues that won't even pay the plan , ranging from the individual and employer mandates to an excise on comprehensive health plans and early health savings account withdrawals.
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Advertisement In the past week, the Senate’s health care reform legislation has run the political gauntlet, with Republicans trying to filibuster other legislation to create a roadblock, liberal Democrats complaining loudly about the loss of some favorite provisions, and independent-minded Democrats forcing some significant changes. But the holiday break and the President’s stated goals have given Senate Democrats powerful motivation to ...
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Quote Why The Supreme Court Should Strike Down Health Care Reform’s Individual Mandate Barack Obama claims that the individual mandate to purchase health insurance is not a tax. If he is right, he may be dooming a central piece of the health care reform making its way to his desk.Critics of the Obama administration say that the individual mandate—the rule requiring individuals to purchase health insurance or face stiff penalties—is a ...
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When this bill gets to conference, it is important that it keep the tax on health insurance companies. This represents just the tip of the potential funding iceberg that could come from a tax on the corporations that are set to make money on 30 million new customers. But the Senate bill is a very significant first step toward our long-time goal of universal coverage. Kick the field goal, and then drive back down the field in the next Congress ...
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In an interview with The Washington Post on Tuesday, President Barack Obama challenged his critics to identify any "gap" between what he campaigned on last year and the health care legislation Congress is on the verge of passing. Critics, however, do have a few of his campaign pledges to point to. Most notably, Obama launched high-profile attacks against two of his campaign opponents for taking policy positions that are now reflected in the ...
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As the health care bill passed another hurdle early Tuesday morning with three more votes in the Senate, Botox maker Allergan Inc. ( AGN ) no doubt breathed yet another sigh of relief. Aiming to pass the bill before Christmas, legislators refrained from taxing elective cosmetic procedures, and instead opted for a tax on tanning salons. Continue reading 'Botax' Out, 'Tan Tax' In: Health Care Bill Offers a Lesson in Lobbying 'Botax' Out, ...
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