The legislature officially rejected the state-run exchange and stayed clear of those fund appropriations. This was a long and exhausting fight but we kept our focus and the results show it was worth the effort. Keep watching to ensure they do not try to bring this back through the back …
Whereas, individuals have the inherent right to choose or decline to choose any mode of securing health care services without penalty or threat of penalty by the federal government of the United States of America; and
Whereas, individuals have the right to hold no medical insurance or pursue alternative means of healthcare or treatment; and,
Whereas, providing healthcare or health insurance is not the proper role of government as it is the function of the free market along with the work of local churches and charities; and,
Whereas, it is difficult to know the full extent to which Florida small business employers will be adversely impacted by the implementation of Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), which is likely to result in increased unemployment and business closures; and,
Whereas, Florida is starting to show signs of economic recovery, and the cost of implementing a state-run health insurance exchange and expanding Medicaid will be costly to the state’s budget; and,
NOW, BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, that the undersigned, do hereby respectfully urge the Florida Legislature to reject implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act in it’s entirely, and specifically to reject implementation of the Florida health insurance exchange or appropriating funds.
The feedback from small business owners has been overwhelming and confirms exactly why we started this fight against state involvement. My inbox is full of messages from people who feel ignored by those currently in power. We are bracing for a long session ahead but remain fully committed to seeing this through.
February 15, 2013
Reaching this level of support has been a long road and I am drained but energized by the fact that so many of you see the danger in this overreach. It is exhausting to fight against such massive bureaucracy yet seeing this momentum proves we are not alone in demanding our independence from these state mandates.
Reached 100 supporters
February 15, 2013
6 Comments
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Gary Espinoza
13 years ago
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Keep the government out of my personal business. Totally sick of them trying to run everything.
S
Sarah Ramos
13 years ago
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My insurance premium already went up and I dont want to pay more for a state run disaster. Leave it alone.
M
Mike Pearson
13 years ago
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NO OBAMACARE! FLORIDA SAYS NO!
B
Brenda Guerrero
13 years ago
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We need to stop this nightmare now before it ruins our business. Florida has enough trouble already.
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Linda Stewart
13 years ago
Featured
Finally someone is standing up to this madness. My family wont be told what to do by washington.
K
Kevin Kim
13 years ago
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Let the free market work. Forced insurance is just another tax and we dont need it.
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The legislature officially rejected the state-run exchange and stayed clear of those fund appropriations. This was a long and exhausting fight but we kept our focus and the results show it was worth the effort. Keep watching to ensure they do not try to bring this back through the back …
Whereas, individuals have the inherent right to choose or decline to choose any mode of securing health care services without penalty or threat of penalty by the federal government of the United States of America; and
Whereas, individuals have the right to hold no medical insurance or pursue alternative means of healthcare or treatment; and,
Whereas, providing healthcare or health insurance is not the proper role of government as it is the function of the free market along with the work of local churches and charities; and,
Whereas, it is difficult to know the full extent to which Florida small business employers will be adversely impacted by the implementation of Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), which is likely to result in increased unemployment and business closures; and,
Whereas, Florida is starting to show signs of economic recovery, and the cost of implementing a state-run health insurance exchange and expanding Medicaid will be costly to the state’s budget; and,
NOW, BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, that the undersigned, do hereby respectfully urge the Florida Legislature to reject implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act in it’s entirely, and specifically to reject implementation of the Florida health insurance exchange or appropriating funds.
The feedback from small business owners has been overwhelming and confirms exactly why we started this fight against state involvement. My inbox is full of messages from people who feel ignored by those currently in power. We are bracing for a long session ahead but remain fully committed to seeing this through.
February 15, 2013
Reaching this level of support has been a long road and I am drained but energized by the fact that so many of you see the danger in this overreach. It is exhausting to fight against such massive bureaucracy yet seeing this momentum proves we are not alone in demanding our independence from these state mandates.
Reached 100 supporters
February 15, 2013
6 Comments
G
Gary Espinoza
13 years ago
Featured
Keep the government out of my personal business. Totally sick of them trying to run everything.
S
Sarah Ramos
13 years ago
Featured
My insurance premium already went up and I dont want to pay more for a state run disaster. Leave it alone.
M
Mike Pearson
13 years ago
Featured
NO OBAMACARE! FLORIDA SAYS NO!
B
Brenda Guerrero
13 years ago
Featured
We need to stop this nightmare now before it ruins our business. Florida has enough trouble already.
L
Linda Stewart
13 years ago
Featured
Finally someone is standing up to this madness. My family wont be told what to do by washington.
K
Kevin Kim
13 years ago
Featured
Let the free market work. Forced insurance is just another tax and we dont need it.
Keep the government out of my personal business. Totally sick of them trying to run everything.