We’ve learned over the years that the word “affordable” must have been used in the “Affordable Care Act” in the most ironic way possible, and those examples keep on coming:
Overhead costs exploding under ObamaCare: study http://t.co/KtCO1PfeMX pic.twitter.com/82V1YjmKJ0
— The Hill (@thehill) May 27, 2015
Perfect accompanying picture.
The overhead is just a tad high as a percentage:
==>@thehill pic.twitter.com/MSxWfvxVaf
— Listening Face (@Braillepro) May 27, 2015
In short:
https://twitter.com/russfelix/status/603644420576129025
Indeed.
Weird. RT @thehill: Study: Overhead costs are exploding under ObamaCare http://t.co/Yfvb2eWi76 pic.twitter.com/2mqsv9o0cg
— John Ekdahl (@JohnEkdahl) May 27, 2015
*unexpectedly* @JohnEkdahl RT- @thehill Study: Overhead costs are exploding under ObamaCare
— Howard Roark (@shortwave8669) May 27, 2015
@JohnEkdahl Why would a system based on government mandates and verified compliance of every American have high overheard costs?
— Brian Faughnan (@BrianFaughnan) May 27, 2015
https://twitter.com/benshwind/status/603653452607180802
https://twitter.com/benshwind/status/603656326762340354
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