Two Republican lawmakers in Colorado plan to introduce a proposal that would make it easier for residents to opt out of ObamaCare by creating a tax deduction to offset the federal penalty for not purchasing health insurance.
State Reps. Dan Nordberg, R-Colorado Springs, and Jared Wright, R-Fruita, announced this week that they will introduce the Healthcare Liberty Act when the state's 2014 legislative session convenes in January, KDVR.com reported.
Under the proposal, anyone who is fined for failing to purchase health insurance would be given a state tax deduction in an amount equal to the federal tax penalty. The deadline for avoiding penalties under ObamaCare is March 31.
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2 comments:
Imagine, if you can, being represented by someone like that. For, that is all you're going to do here in MD.
Screw the government , I'm not getting insurance and don't plan to.
I have rights and I will abide by them. This idiot president doesn't scare me , guess that isn't the case for most Americans.
This whole insurance BS scam was for the Mexicans and blacks anyway.
I would tell you guys to wake up like I have in the past , but you won't . Invest in the market and make some money , it's doing well , at least for now.
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