The credit goes to Thomas JeffersonWell said.
The credit goes to Thomas JeffersonWell said.
Interestingly, the American Lung Association and the American Cancer Society, both of which support the "Affordable Care Act," are nevertheless opposed to the tobacco surcharge because they believe it will make insurance unaffordable for smokers. ALA's Jennifer Singleterry was quoted, "Tobacco surcharges are not proven to help tobacco users quit and there are major concerns that they will prevent people from getting health care coverage ... Charging tobacco users more in health insurance premiums, sometimes thousands of dollars more, studies have shown, will price smokers out of the market."
Smokers are the only group with projected higher-than-average medical costs that Obamacare penalizes ... drug addicts, alcoholics, and the obese (among others) are not penalized. Only 11 states have stepped in to prevent the surcharge (I don't which ones those are); in the remaining 39 states, insurers will decide the surcharge.
Untill the AHCA that is how I felt. Its at the barrel of a gun know. Remember the IRS is the enforsement arm of this law and they can be brutel.The less one has to depend on the government, the better
The less one has to depend on the government, the better
Well back home from hospital I have been diagnose with pulmonary tuberculosis from the silicosis a work related disease which is covered by ACC. I have been put on a high course of antibiotic's which really knocks me around. I have to take these for six months and are on home isolation for the first month so will have plenty of time to participate on forum. I have many pounds of leaf from last years grow witch I can start playing with. Good to see that most of you had a good season and hopefully keeped some seed for me for next season.Colin
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