When Obamacare was signed into law in 2010 after being rammed through Congress, a lot of promises were made and subsequently broken. We all know how the “if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor” bit turned out to be a complete lie.
We were also promised that insurance premiums would go down; To be kind we’ll call that a half-truth. Obamacare did introduce some lower-cost options in their state-run exchanges, but the new law made private insurance accounts even more expensive than they already were.
This forced many people and employers into going to the government exchanges out of financial necessity. People got plans that were worse than what they had because that was all they could afford. This, of course, is the goal of all liberal governments. Force people out of private enterprise programs that they prefer into those run inefficiently by Uncle Sam.
Now it appears that the administration is prepared to take the same tack in regard to your retirement savings accounts. To read how the Obama administration plans to force citizens out of their private accounts and into government ones, continue reading on the next page:
imagine wanting your financial advisor to act in you best interests. outrageous
Wish our elected officials had the balls to use their own invention!
Our gutless Senators, (Sessions excepted) and Congressmen, (Palmer excepted), don’t have sufficient courage, commitment or fortitude to put a stop to this uppity traitor!
When will Folk finally Wake Up and Realize it’s Not a Republican Democrat thing… It’s a Government thing… They All play for the Same Team… Their job is to Keep Us Divided.
Obama will take it and give it to the illegals and refugee and anything left will goto his Muslim countries
TRUMP WILL UNPLACE IT WHEN HE IS ELECTED!!!! HE WILL UNDO ALL OF obamas Ignorance….
More communism, courtesy of ignorant voters.
Trump will put a stop to this horse$#%&!@*
Time to withdraw your money . It will be safer carried in your pockets every day than to let the government have it for 1 minute.
Oops…big mistake