Posted by raucous on 4/7/2016 2:25:00 PM (view original):
No income taxes in Florida. Why the hell wouldn't he move?

It will cost NJ about $140,000,000 in loss taxes.

Yesterday I reported the news that starvation no longer threatens humanity, because “the world has too much food,”according to Bloomberg. Due to the plentiful supply of cheap, high-calorie food, the fat now outnumber the starving.

Now, along with too much food, there’s another problem. You know what it is? We have too many workers. The Washington Post says, that’s the reason America and other nations are suffering from economic anxiety, slow economic growth, and stagnant incomes because we have to many workers.

This theory comes from “Third Way” a Democrat think-tank that markets itself as “centrist” but they're a bunch of commies-libs. They embrace liberal policies. They say the global workforce has dramatically expanded as China, India, and other developing nations have grown. So the world has too much cheap labor. The ripple effect is responsible for America’s poor economic performance. It can't be Obama. It can't be the democrats. No.

The solution? America needs more infrastructure spending. More roads and bridges. Yes, we need more Obama-style, trillion-dollar “Porkulus” programs.

To Third Way think-tankers, this is pure genius. But this “solution” has been at the top of the Democrat Party playbook since the days of FDR. It has never worked.

The truth is, there aren’t ”too many workers.” The real problem: too few jobs under liberalism! And there’s only one solution. Real economic growth. Fueled by private enterprise. Fostered by lower taxes, less government spending.. Basically conservatism! If you just beat democrats, you don't have to listen to any more of this claptrap and we can fix what's wrong.

RUSH: UnitedHealth is going to cut back even more Obamacare exchanges and end up being in just a handful of states. UnitedHealth happens to be the -- and, by the way, it's right on schedule, all of this. You can say, "Mission accomplished!" When the private sector insurance industry is unable to stay in business, that is Obamacare mission accomplished.

UnitedHealth "CEO Stephen Hemsley said Tuesday that ... the company cannot continue to broadly serve the market created by [Obamacare]'s coverage expansion due partly to the higher risk that comes with its customers. The state-based exchanges are a key element behind the [Obamacare]'s push to expand insurance coverage.

"But insurers have struggled with higher than expected claims from that business. UnitedHealth has estimated that it could lose as much as $475 million on its public exchange business this year..." Now, stop and think, folks. Wait a minute, now. Before you applaud an American corporation losing money, stop and wait a minute. This is an industry which supposedly benefits from a law requiring that every American buy its product. So what's going on here?

If every American is required to buy health insurance, how in the name of Sam Hill can UnitedHealth or any other insurance company lose money? And what they're telling us is that the customers are making these outlandish claims, many claims much higher than expected. Why would that be? Well, they can't afford it, for one thing. But many of them think that it's free, that other people are paying. So they're going to the hospital or they're going to the doctor record numbers of times. But here's the bottom line.

This is mission accomplished.

This is exactly what was planned.

This is exactly what was intended. Precisely. And it's right on schedule. What are we now in? Obamacare was passed in 2010 and here we are 2016, so we're in the seventh year, and between years seven and 10 this was to fully implement. And part of the full implementation was to include the elimination of the private sector insurance market. Now, I realize that many of you are new listeners and may not have been around in 2010, '11, and '12 during the intense discussions of Obamacare.

You might be thinking "Wa...? What's this guy talking about? He claims it's supposed to happen? Obamacare is supposed to wipe out private insurance?" Yes. Exactly right. "But no, no! Obama wanted to bring health insurance to everyone." No, that's not what Obamacare's about. Obamacare's not about health care. It's not about insurance. All it is, is a mechanism to vastly expand the government and give the government more control over your life -- over what you eat, over how you live, over the decisions you make about everything -- because they're gonna be able to relate everything to health in terms of cost.

So if you eat things they don't think you should eat, they can say, "Sorry, we're not gonna provide treatment for this particular disease because you have made no effort to take care of yourself according to our guidelines." They don't have an endless pile of money, bottomless pit of money to pay for every health malady in the country.

But the whole point here was for the private sector insurance industry to be wiped out and for there to be an accompanying crisis, 'cause when UnitedHealth leaves the business, when they close exchanges in a whole lot of states -- and they're the biggest one -- and when it gets tougher and tougher and tougher to obey the law, which is that you have to have health insurance, it gets tougher and tougher and tougher to buy a health insurance policy, particularly 'cause it's unaffordable or unavailable or there's nobody selling one, you're then, according to the plan, supposed to start panicking, because, remember, health care is a right.

And if you get sick, you'll die. That's what they told you. You get sick, automatically means you're gonna do die. The objective is not to get sick, not die. Obama's in charge and so you're supposed to panic when you can't get insurance because you can't afford to get sick, and you demand the government do something, even though the government is who screwed it up. The government, the Obama administration are the architects of the entire breakup of the greatest health care system in the world.

When that happens -- and we're beginning to see it now -- you're supposed to panic and demand the government do something. That will be music to Obama's ears. At that point, somebody will pop up and say, "You know what? There's only one way to fix this. The government's just gonna have to take over everything. The government will provide insurance. The government will provide and dictate the kind of health care you get, and we'll call it single payer. Maybe we'll just expand Medicare to include everybody." And people will go, "Yay, yay," 'cause a crisis will have been averted.

And once again the government will be seen as having ridden to the rescue to save people from dying by saving people from getting sick, by enabling people to get treated when they get sick. And the American population, the low-information crowd, will be applauding the very people who have destroyed the health care system. And they will be applauding the government taking advantage of it and exerting even more control over daily life in the country under the guise of protecting people and saving people and rescuing people and so forth and.

This is how the left does it. They target industries they say are capitalist frauds. They target industries and put 'em on the enemies list and claim they're the reason that all the problems in the country exist, Big Oil, Big Pharma, Big Retail, you name it, government targets them, gets people hating on 'em, gets people despising them, gets people thinking that big corporations actually want to kill their customers.

The government comes in, devises new plans to keep these big corporations to heel, keep them in tow so they don't hurt people. The government mandates end up destroying elements of the businesses, government swoops in to take over, under the guise of saving people and caring about the average guy.

In the meantime, what actually is happening is the wanton destruction of great industries, great traditions, great institutions, which have made the country great. And it's now beginning to happen right on schedule with Obamacare. So UnitedHealth encountering great financial difficulty, being unable to operate in more and more states, having to pull out of more and more exchanges, is mission accomplished.