#Obamacare is about to have a #Christmas meltdown http://t.co/EiimzASGNN
— Red Alert Politics (@RedAlert) December 15, 2014◼ Midnight Monday, Pacific time, is the deadline for new customers to pick a health plan that will take effect Jan. 1, and for current enrollees to make changes that could reduce premium increases ahead of the new year.
RT @Wonkblog: Most Obamacare enrollees are ignoring tonight’s deadline, and it will cost them http://t.co/VOSfzanHD4
— WhiteHousePressCorps (@whpresscorps) December 15, 2014◼ Another Obamacare blow to personal privacy - Tammy Bruce/Washington Times
Get ready to fight back: Last week, the Health and Human Services Department announced a plan to share your medical records with over 35 federal agencies — all in the name of “health care,” of course. All in the name of “efficiency,” the favorite excuse used by fascists wherever they appear.
Of Obamacare’s many assaults on our quality of life, financial security and personal privacy, there was a pre-Obamacare signal from the federal government that any expectation of medical privacy was quickly becoming a quaint, and dead, notion. Transferring your previously private medical records into “electronic” form has been eyed by Congress as early as 1996 and was ensconced in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, also known as the stimulus bill....
The Weekly Standard tells us it “details the efforts of some 35 departments and agencies of the federal government and their roles in the plan to “advance the collection, sharing, and use of electronic health information to improve health care, individual and community health, and research,” and offers a graph that shows exactly how this Kafkaesque scenario will unfold....
