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Subject Not Qualified For Obamacare's Subsidies? Just Lie -- Govt. To Use 'Honor System' Without Verifying Your Eligibility

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Found this article while researching Obamacare.  Worth sharing.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/theapothecary/2013/07/06/not-qualified-for-obamacares-subsidies-just-lie-govt-to-use-honor-system-without-verifying-your-eligibility/

If you thought the delay in the employer mandate was bad news for Obamacare, just wait. On Friday, Sarah Kliff and Sandhya Somashekhar of the Washington Post discovered that the Obama administration had buried in the Federal Register the announcement that the government won’t be able to verify whether or not applicants for Obamacare’s insurance exchange subsidies are actually qualified for the aid, in the 16 states that are setting up their own exchanges. Instead, until at least 2015, these states will be able to “accept the applicant’s attestation [regarding eligibility] without further verification.”
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And you wonder why you guys need so many rules and regulations to have a semi-functioning society. You all push the system to it's limits until it fails, and then rules are required in order to prop the system up.

That is the reason we can't have campfires in the summer, cause too many idiots don't know how to contain them.

We need street racing rules, and speed limits, seat belt checks, and all this other shit cause you morons can't keep your shit straight.

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I see the point you are trying to make, but, here's where we don't see eye to eye.  I know it's hard for folks outside the U.S. to understand this, but it's just like our government going into countries without the American people wanting them to, or giving billions to support MB.

"We" aren't morons, it's our government that keeps doing this to "us".  They do this because it's called "job security", gee, let me pass a law that has my name on it, gee, I need some more money from special interest groups so I think I'll pass another bill, etc.

Our government is out of control, period.
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I should have been more clear with the word "you" Canada is just as bad as the US, it's just not all over glp.

I suppose sheep would have been a better word for it. I firmly believe it is a lack of brain use that drives people to behave like this, a little thought in the decision would reveal that not everyone can have a free ticket to ride, therefore everyone should just do their part and we wouldn't have this slave nation we all live in today. They just herd happily together like a bunch of lemmings.
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Thanks!

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Original Message Found this article while researching Obamacare. Worth sharing.

[link to www.forbes.com]

If you thought the delay in the employer mandate was bad news for Obamacare, just wait. On Friday, Sarah Kliff and Sandhya Somashekhar of the Washington Post discovered that the Obama administration had buried in the Federal Register the announcement that the government won’t be able to verify whether or not applicants for Obamacare’s insurance exchange subsidies are actually qualified for the aid, in the 16 states that are setting up their own exchanges. Instead, until at least 2015, these states will be able to “accept the applicant’s attestation [regarding eligibility] without further verification.”

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