California Rolls Out Obamacare

California's accounting practices have long been suspect.



Some California manufacturers haven't moved to Texas as yet.

News Hawk wrote:California's accounting practices have long been suspect.



Some California manufacturers haven't moved to Texas as yet.

Why would anybody want to move to Texas? It's too bad they didn't secede!

News Buzzard wrote:Why would anybody want to move to Texas?

Because California is being overrun with Latino gangs, prone to earthquakes, has become business-averse, piles on Government paperwork, attacks the US Constitution's amendments, "punts" their growing deficit, corrupted by Hollywood, has crooks for Legislators, and remains poorly governed by both RINOs and Dims?



Texas' education-quality has soared, while California's has plummeted due to increases in the funding of schools—impossible, you say? California has funded the teacher's unions and not much else in education!

California's "Green" businesses are moving to Indiana, Florida, and elsewhere to escape the grasp of California's redistributive Marxists.

Texas Governor Rick Perry has even met with California's own advisors to educate them on their losing of business—as Perry stated, "California's economic health is necessary for a strong United States".
—realclearmarkets.com

Here is a list of comparative prices around the world for procedures and drugs:

http://www.ifhp.com/documents/2012iFHPPriceReportFINALMarch25.pdf

This can explain why health insurance is so high!

Big deal!

...State Farm Insurance left Florida...

http://www.latimes.com/business/money/la-fi-mo-aetna-california-health-insurance-20130618,0,3414612.story

One left CA. too.  I don't know which. I also heard this morning on tv that Anthem rolled out it's new proposal for Maine under Obamacare and it deletes four hospitals from it's coverage. One is Mercy which has been in Portland forever.

Governor LePage just vetoed an expansion of Medicaid in Maine under Obamacare, but the cost to hospitals in the state for providing free health care has gone from $94 million in 2007 to $190 million in 2011. There is no such thing as free health care. It is paid for by the taxpayers of Maine, instead of using federal income tax funds that Mainers sent to Washington. Even Governor Brewer in Arizona figured that one out:

Hospitals: Maine Medicaid expansion would help | The Portland Press Herald / Maine Sunday Telegram