Not long ago, women could be charged more for health insurance — for being women. There’s more to do: http://ofa.bo/2bbL4wx #StandWithWomen
@BarackObama
“Like charging men more to cover the extra cost of covering women”
Not long ago, women could be charged more for health insurance — for being women. There’s more to do: http://ofa.bo/2bbL4wx #StandWithWomen
@BarackObama
“Like charging men more to cover the extra cost of covering women”
I thought people around the age of Pajama Boy were suppose to pick up the tab for the rest of us? What ever happened to that plan? I thought it was a good one.
If women pay the same as men for insurance, they can only use it for male related health issues
So, he’s going to fix the whole guys paying more for every other kind of insurance ‘problem’ too..right?
How about the whole women get most of the welfare ‘problem’? That doesn’t seem very fair.
Does this guy understand how anything in the entire world works or what?
The WIC program — “Women, Infants, and Children” Did Owe-Bama figure this into his genius calculus of who receives more from the government?
Next week: Obama Cracks Down Hard (Well, What He Calls Hard) on Hairdressers and Shoe Manufacturers Who Profit From Charging Women More Than Men.
Sebelius: “Men Often Do Need Maternity Care”
Breitbart | 10/30/2013 | John Nolte
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Representative Renee Ellmers (R., N.C.): As far as [ObamaCare’s] essential health benefits, correct me if I’m wrong: do men not have to buy maternity care?
Sebelius: Policies will cover maternity coverage. For the young and healthy, uh, under thirty year-olds will have a choice also of a catastrophic plan that has no maternity coverage.
Ellmers: But men are required to purchase maternity coverage.
Sebelius: Well, an insurance policy has a series of benefits whether you use them or not…
Ellmers: And that is why health care premiums are increasing, because we are forcing them to buy things that they will never need. Thank you.
Sebelius: The individual policies cover families. Men often do need maternity care for their spouses and for their families, yes.
Ellmers: A single male, aged 32, does need maternity coverage. To the best of your knowledge, has a man ever delivered a baby?
Tuesday night, NBC News told the story of a small businessman who lost the insurance Obama promised him he could keep and is seeing his premiums explode by 400% under ObamaCare. Part of the reason is that he is being forced to pay for maternity care.
His wife is 59 years old.
WELL??? Did she answer the question or what??
I’m sure many women who identify as men have delivered babies, that’s what matters.
I have pediatric dental coverage in my $527/month “insurance” and I have no kids, but it’s ok because the “coverage” is fake and is only there to comply with the STUPID law.
I found this:
“A single male, aged 32, does need maternity coverage. To the best of your knowledge, has a man ever delivered a baby?”
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“I don’t think so.”
The room erupted in laughter:
— “The Top 5 Strangest Moments From Kathleen Sebelius’ ‘Mortifying’ Obamacare Hearing”
theblaze.com / Oct. 30, 2013 / Becket Adams
Bonus Footage:
Congressman Long wasn’t the only lawmaker to question Sebelius over her failure to enroll in Obamacare; Rep. Cory Gardner (R-Colo.) did the exact same thing.
“Why aren’t you losing your health insurance? Why aren’t you in the exchange?” he asked.
Sebelius inaccurately claimed that she is not eligible to enroll. She is indeed eligible. She’s just not eligible for specific subsidies.
“I went into the exchange. You could decide to drop your coverage of your employer. You have the choice,” Gardner pressed.
“That is not true, sir,” the secretary responded. “If I have affordable coverage in my workplace, I am not eligible to go into the workplace.”
“With all due respect,” he said, “I would encourage you to be just like the American people and enter the exchange and agree to find a way to do that.”
This prompted applause from members of the gallery:
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Gardner then had his staff bring out a copy of a “Brosurance” Obamacare ad featuring three individuals performing a keg stand.
The Colorado congressman asked Sebelius if she thought the ad was an appropriate way to encourage Americans to enroll in Obamacare.
The secretary, for her part, responded by saying she couldn’t see the ad and then later pointed out HHS had nothing to do with it.
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[So, the money and approval for that ad just materialized out of nowhere….]
Women usually had the decency to marry you before they took everything you owned.