Analysts: In Ten Years, Less Than 10% of Workers Will Have Private Employer-Provided Insurance; The Rest Will Be On Obamacare

If you like your doctor, you can s*** my d***.

Across the political spectrum, analysts now say that 80 to 90 percent of employer-provided insurance, the mainstay of American health coverage for decades, will disappear as ObamaCare takes hold.

The research firm S&P IQ predicts less than 10 percent of those who get insurance at work will still get it there ten years from now.

"The companies will really be hard pressed to justify why they would continue to have to spend the kind of money they spend by offering insurance through corporate plans when there's an alternative that's subsidized by the government" said Michael Thompson, head of S&P IQ."

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The reason analysts see this historic change in health coverage is because the tax penalty for not offering insurance -- $2,000 per worker-- is so much less than the cost of providing it.

Remember, this was the plan all along, though they lied their asses off about it, so as not to "frighten" people, as Jonathan Hacker says:

posted by Ace at 12:50 PM

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