Health Care Reform - Obamacare

Claiming 8 Million Enrollees, Obamacare Is Little More than Medicaid for the Middle Class

Now that the Obamacare enrollment deadline has come and gone, cheerleaders for the Affordable Care Act (ACA) are calling the initiative a success, boasting 8 million signups since enrollment began in October.

But one patient advocacy group says Obamacare has succeeded only in creating a new Medicaid for the middle class.

The Obamacare Hub

Diagram showing flow of private data and public dollars within the Obamacare IT superstructure. 

7.1 Million Is Not the Magic Number

The White House is celebrating 7.1 million sign-ups to the government health care plan now that the March 31 deadline has come and gone.  

But one patient freedom organization says the President shouldn’t celebrate just yet.
 

7.1 Million: Not the Number to Watch

The White House is gloating. President Obama’s cast and crew are celebrating their 7.1 million sign-ups. They claim success. Not so fast. This was just an April Fool's joke on the American people.
 

The Obamacare Nightmare Really!! Twila KERV Radio Interview

Today Marks the ‘Official’ Deadline to Enroll in Obamacare, ‘Unofficially’

Today may mark the Opening Day of Major League Baseball, but March 31 is also a game-playing day of another kind.

Is the Individual Mandate Gone?

Our Denver Billboard

As the end of open enrollment for Obamacare looms, CCHF wants citizens to know Obamacare is a bad deal. Look for billboards in Denver, Houston, Minneapolis, Nashville, and Orlando. Selfies welcome! Click here to read more!

The “Crimean Takeover” of Health Care

Current events make interesting correlations. Russia’s Hitleresque plan to annex Crimea has similarities with the federal takeover of U.S. medicine.

Protect Privacy or Accept Government Control

He who holds the data makes the rules. If you haven’t figured this out, it’s almost too late.  Obama knows it. In 2009, his team mandated electronic medical records and $27 billion to make it happen as a “foundation” for health care reform.