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Minimum purchase required. See site for complete details. Over the weekend, the flagship paper of the drive by Media, the New York Times, expressed concern for the Republican led Congress. They claimed that President Trump's executive order to stop paying insurance companies the subsidies they were getting under Obamacare has put Congress in a tight spot. Trump's ending those subsidies, they say, could lead to chaos in the insurance landscape. Insurance companies
might flee Obamacare. The costs to stay in Obamacare might rise, causing some consumers to be priced out. The Times even found a hostile Republican governor willing to spout Democrat talking points. Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval vented that Trump's action would hurt kids, families, people with mental health issues, veterans. Well, we just hurt everybody now. First things first, the New York Times and every other drive by media outlet ignores the central issue.
The subsidies flowing to insurance companies under Obamacare were ill legal. According to a federal court decision. The payments were constitutional from day one, and they had to end. Second, people have already been hurt by Obamacare, costs of and rising uncontrollably since it was enacted. There's already chaos. People are already priced out of good coverage, Millions lost their doctors and plans that they liked, along with freedom to follow
their conscience. And last, Congress is only in a tight spot because Republicans failed to honor their seven year promised to get rid of this. I don't have any sympathy, especially for the New York Times,