The Future of Obamacare

Just look to RomneyCare in Massachusetts:

The relentlessly rising cost of health insurance is prompting some small Massachusetts companies to drop coverage for their workers and encourage them to sign up for state-subsidized care instead, a trend that, some analysts say, could eventually weigh heavily on the state’s already-stressed budget.

Since April 1, the date many insurance contracts are renewed for small businesses, the owners of about 90 small companies terminated their insurance plans with Braintree-based broker Jeff Rich and indicated in a follow-up survey that they were relying on publicly-funded insurance for their employees.

In Sandwich, business consultant Bill Fields said he has been hired by small businesses to enroll about 400 workers in state-subsidized care since April, because the company owners said they could no longer afford to provide coverage. Fields said that is by far the largest number he has handled in such a short time.

“They are giving up out of frustration,’’ Fields said of the employers. “Most of them are very compassionate but they simply can’t afford health insurance any more.’’

As soon as it becomes cheaper to drop coverage and pay the fine instead of paying for coverage for employees most employers will go that direction. Obamacare was built to encourage employers to drop plans and force employees into the government program. The ultimate goal is a single-payer system which guarantees poor service and poor healthcare for all.

To a liberal that's defined as 'equality'.