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Aug. 20, 2013 - InfoWars Special Reports
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Alright sir, how would you rate President Obama's job performance?
Overall, very well.
On a scale of 1 to 10?
Yes.
Right now?
I'd give him a 7.5.
I'll give him a 6.
Any particular area that you're impressed with?
He speaks in complete sentences.
How do you feel about Obamacare?
Well, I think sometimes it doesn't benefit me personally in terms of the changes that are made, but I think it benefits people on the whole.
I don't have health insurance.
I don't look forward to paying premiums that I don't pay now, but hopefully the fact that we all have to sign up, those of us uninsured, will make those premiums a lot more affordable and I'm going to join just because I think all the wrong people want me to sit on the sidelines and not join.
Having Obamacare will probably make the healthcare that they do give not as high of standards.
There's some strict premiums and guidelines with Obamacare and we actually see employers actually cutting the hours of their employees so they can't benefit.
Well, at least in some fields where workers are short, let's hope that it becomes one of those carrots.
And what do you ladies think about married couples having increased premiums?
So if you get married, your premiums are going to increase.
Yeah, I don't understand what his intentions are with that.
We see about 60% of doctors say they'd rather retire early than go through all the hoops of implementing Obamacare.
How does that make you feel?
I think it's just going to take a cycle or two to really be able to prepare for this.
I think it's kind of scary looking into the future and realizing all these people who have worked their way up into these positions.
And if you see them backing out, you kind of wonder, like, yeah, I don't know that much about the situation myself.
And if these people who are knowledgeable of the information and know what's going on, if they're backing out themselves, it kind of makes me worried.
Where there is a gap, the market will fill it.
So if those doctors retire, then we'll have more strip malls having Doc in a Box.
And some people are against Obamacare just because the fact that the government is now allowed to make you buy a product or service.
We just want you to go ahead and get this health care.
Would you be for that?
If everyone had some basic coverage, I think it benefits the society.
And on that buying a product or service, we see a small town in Georgia now has a city ordinance forcing their residents to purchase firearms, to own firearms in their home.
How do you feel about that?
There's a lot of people shouldn't have access to firearms, so I think that's absurd.
Now does this cross any lines as far as the government making you own a product or service?
To me that's a totally different situation.
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