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With the passage of the socialist ObamaCare (aka unAffordable Care Act) it's pretty clear that God doesn't like it. Sending the modern equivalent of Biblical pestilence and the Tower of Babel, God has made the new signup web sites infested with bug ridden software, confusing navigation, and completely unusable. There have also been a steady stream of unions and other groups seeking "waivers" from the scourge of ObamaCare upon Americans.
It seems that the injuns are also exempt from ObamaCare. Many countries have been faced with the problem of what to do with "native" savages - from the spear chucking Abos of Australia to the injuns here in the US. Our solution was to give them their own lands by treaty and today you can wander on to an injun reservation and buy the cheapest gas and cigarettes anywhere, along with casinos and exemption from taxes and the meddling of the socialist nanny state DEMONcrats.
I don't know about anyone else here in Freehold, but I have no intention of signing up for ObamaCare. I already have all the health insurance I need with JesusCare, and I don't see that witch HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius granting God Fearing Christians any kind of waiver. There have been encouraging signs that Texas may secede from the Union, but I'm wondering if it might be an option to have Freehold declare independence in the form of a reservation as the last vestige of hope to preserve the True Christian™ way of life.
It seems that the injuns are also exempt from ObamaCare. Many countries have been faced with the problem of what to do with "native" savages - from the spear chucking Abos of Australia to the injuns here in the US. Our solution was to give them their own lands by treaty and today you can wander on to an injun reservation and buy the cheapest gas and cigarettes anywhere, along with casinos and exemption from taxes and the meddling of the socialist nanny state DEMONcrats.
I don't know about anyone else here in Freehold, but I have no intention of signing up for ObamaCare. I already have all the health insurance I need with JesusCare, and I don't see that witch HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius granting God Fearing Christians any kind of waiver. There have been encouraging signs that Texas may secede from the Union, but I'm wondering if it might be an option to have Freehold declare independence in the form of a reservation as the last vestige of hope to preserve the True Christian™ way of life.
Natives Americans Urged to Sign Up For Insurance Under New Law
Posted: Oct 20, 2013 4:51 PM CST Updated: Oct 20, 2013 4:51 PM CST
By ABC9 News
news@kcautv.com
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) Insurance enrollment helpers are encouraging Native Americans to sign up for coverage under the nation's new health care law.
Native Americans are exempt from the Affordable Care Act's requirement that people carry insurance.
But ``navigators'' tasked with helping people get insurance say the new law will give Native Americans better access to X-rays, mammograms, prescription drugs and trips to specialists not covered under Indian Health Service.
Great Plains Tribal Chairmen's Health Board executive director Jerilyn Church says there's a huge gap in access to services, so enrollment in the marketplace will make a big difference.
American Indian Health and Family Services executive director Ashley Tuomi says the Affordable Care Act will also help close gaps at urban health clinics, where a lack of resources limit services to general medical care.
Posted: Oct 20, 2013 4:51 PM CST Updated: Oct 20, 2013 4:51 PM CST
By ABC9 News
news@kcautv.com
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) Insurance enrollment helpers are encouraging Native Americans to sign up for coverage under the nation's new health care law.
Native Americans are exempt from the Affordable Care Act's requirement that people carry insurance.
But ``navigators'' tasked with helping people get insurance say the new law will give Native Americans better access to X-rays, mammograms, prescription drugs and trips to specialists not covered under Indian Health Service.
Great Plains Tribal Chairmen's Health Board executive director Jerilyn Church says there's a huge gap in access to services, so enrollment in the marketplace will make a big difference.
American Indian Health and Family Services executive director Ashley Tuomi says the Affordable Care Act will also help close gaps at urban health clinics, where a lack of resources limit services to general medical care.
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