Is ObamaCare vulnerable? Let us count the ways

06.14.2013

While the Obama Administration and some proponents wish to make it look like the law is going to move forward towards full implementation in 2014, there are plenty of serious issues with the law that could derail it. Several links are listed below that illustrate the significant problems still facing the law.

Legal:

Oklahoma federal exchange subsidy lawsuit – Cato Institute

CEI small business lawsuit – CEI

Birth control lawsuits – Health Care Lawsuits blog (better link?)

Political:

“Kaiser’s polling indicates that only 37 percent of Americans like Obamacare…” – Weekly Standard

Administrative:

Is Obamacare Too Complicated to Succeed? – NYTimes.com

Technological:

Spending on exhanges more than double initial projections – Bloomberg

“Let’s just make sure it’s not a Third World experience.” – CMMS Official

Perverseness:

The Law of Unintended Consequences, Obamacare Edition – National Review

Some Unions Angry With Obamacare’s Unintended Consequences – Huffington Post

Sticker shock:

Despite liberal spin, Obamacare will raise CA premiums … Avik Roy in Forbes

ObamaCare’s Health-Insurance Sticker Shock – Wall Street Journal

The Rate Shock Danger — The Economist

Anyone else have good reasons why ObamaCare might die or be changed (aside from the fact that it SHOULD be done)? If so, please note them in the comments section.

HT’s: Jack McHugh, Michael Cannon