Some conservative objections to Obamacare are as follows:
1. Despite the size and ambitiousness of the bill, according to CBO estimates, it will only reduce the number of uninsured by 25%. Many young healthy Americans are expected to forgo the cost of insurance and pay the tax penalty that amounts to 10-15% of the cost of insurance. They will then purchase insurance when needed. A 25% reduction in uninsured seems a very meager reward for a bill that completely overhauls healthcare and affects one sixth of America's economy.
2. There is a significant negative effect on the economy. The ACA creates 29ers and 49ers which is why Obama delayed the mandate for businesses for one year to get through the 2014 elections. Businesses will hire more part-time workers and keep full time worker numbers to less than 50 to avoid the mandate whenever possible. However businesses plan ahead and the economy disruptions have started well ahead of Obamacare implementation.
3. Despite the ACA name, for many Americans, particularly the younger and healthier workers who buy individual insurance, their rates will increase substantially, 99% for men and 62% for women.
Double Down: Obamacare Will Increase Avg. Individual-Market Insurance Premiums By 99% For Men, 62% For Women
4. Americans on both sides object to the exemption of Congress and their staff from the healthcare law.
5. Taxes on medical equipment companies have resulted in layoffs for Americans. Even Senator Elizabeth Warren wants this changed.
ACA's 2013 medical device tax has already killed jobs, expansion plans
6. Obamacare will not rein in healthcare costs over the long run.
Obamacare will increase health spending by $7,450 for a typical family of four between 2014 and 2022.
If universal health care is such a no brainer, why didn't the founding fathers just include it in the Constitution? And why did it take 230 years to implement? And why did Liberals have to force it thru Congress to force it into law? Are HALF of us bought and paid for by lobbyists? Or are we just too stupid to agree with you?
How about this: Universal Health Care is such a no brainer to you guys, and yet there are still many that don't want it ... and when I state reasons you just dismiss the reasons, or call BS. So let's try this: Why do YOU think we feel that way? Are we just evil? Afraid of change? Do that many of us just like to be disagreeable? Are we just stupid?