A third blow to the Presidential body is now starting to land, namely the fact that Healthcare.gov may not be secure from hackers who will be able to obtain a policy holder's or policy shopper's sensitive personal information. Add to those concerns the fact that the "navigators" engaged to assist persons seeking to come on to the site have not undergone any significant criminal background checks. The fourth blow which will land in the very near future is the real potential loss in the employee and small business health insurance market. The numbers of policy cancellations my run in the range to 50 to 100 million policy holders, a staggering amount to put it charitably.
The news today that a resident of Colorado without any attempt on his part discovered that his healthy Yorki named Baxter is now covered under the ACA. In an attempt to help scale down the rhetoric, and bring some levity to an otherwise miserable mess, this poem came to me. I only regret like all dogs even like the Maltese I once owned, Baxter cannot read but if he could I am sure his paws would be clapping
Baxter Registered for Obamacare
A
dog is a man's best friend
A
true and loyal friend to the very end
If
you are wondering on this Christmas what gift should be for your dog
As
the family and pet warm themselves around the Yule time log
Forget
the Milk Bone or sweater for the cold winter air
No,
Baxter like all dogs should be enrolled in Obamacare
It
is somewhat funny, almost a joke
Though
it takes our minds off the despair of cancelled policies yoke
Obama,
his ego he needs to dial way, way back
Listen
to the concerns of those well meaning attacks
Open
a Clinton on Affirmative Action playbook page
He
might even save his "legacy" and appear somewhat sage
"Don't
end it
Mend it"
At
least the deductible be lowered for Baxter's treats
And
lower prices for the collars for the fleas to defeat.
If
somehow or someway poor Baxter in an oxymoron curse to many males has to be “fixed”
Make
sure the policy calls for anesthetics and post op pain killers be applied very
thick
©
November 20, 2013 Michael P. Ridley aka the Alaskanpoet
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