Obamacare will:

– Increase the deficit

– Leave 30 million Americans uninsured

– Will increase premiums

– Force Americans off their plans

– Cost millions of jobs

– Cost trillions

– Cover abortion

– Allow thousands of federal employers access to private information

– Give the IRS new powers



Barack Obama petitioning Chicago citizens as a community organizer. (NewsOne)

Now this…

Community organizers will use a Federal Data Hub to sign up people for subsidies — and even ballots.

John Fund at National Review reported:

President Obama has had a poor record of job creation, but at least one small economic sector is doing well: community organizing.

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The Department of Health and Human Services is about to hire an army of “patient navigators” to inform Americans about the subsidized insurance promised by Obamacare and assist them in enrolling. These organizers will be guided by the new Federal Data Hub, which will give them access to reams of personal information compiled by federal agencies ranging from the IRS to the Department of Defense and the Veterans Administration. “The federal government is planning to quietly enact what could be the largest consolidation of personal data in the history of the republic,” Paul Howard of the Manhattan Institute and Stephen T. Parente, a University of Minnesota finance professor, wrote in USA Today. No wonder that there are concerns about everything from identity theft to the ability of navigators to use the system to register Obamacare participants to vote.

HHS secretary Kathleen Sebelius wasn’t satisfied with the $54 million in public funds allocated for navigators this year, so she tried to raise money from health-industry executives for Enroll America, the liberal nonprofit group leading the PR push for Obamacare. She had to retreat under withering criticism that she was shaking down companies that were dependent on government, a clear conflict of interest.

Because 34 states have declined to set up their own insurance “exchanges,” the job of guiding exchange enrollees in those states has been left to Washington. The identity of the groups who will get the Sebelius grants isn’t yet known, but Politico reports they are likely to include Planned Parenthood, senior-citizen advocacy organizations, and churches.