ObamaCare Could Threaten Farmers
Tester’s Fellow Senate Dems Admit ObamaCare "Could Threaten Farmers’ Insurance Coverage”
Tester Said ObamaCare Was "Strengthening Health Care For All Montanans,” But Fellow Dems Disagree
HELENA, MT — Today, Capitol Hill newspaper The Hill reported that a group of Senator Jon Tester’s fellow Senate Democrats are now admitting that the Obama-Tester health care overhaul "could threaten farmers’ insurance coverage.”
When Tester gave President Obama the deciding 60th
vote to ram ObamaCare into law, he said it was "a law I believe is
right for Montana” and claimed it would "be a huge step forward for
Montana families.” Earlier this year, Tester said ObamaCare was
"strengthening health care for all Montanans.”
But
today’s admission by his own fellow Senate Democrats says otherwise.
The group writes that, thanks to ObamaCare, farmers’ cooperatives "will
inevitably lose significant participation from their membership, thus
putting at risk the integrity of their risk pool, increasing the
premiums for remaining members, and ultimately threatening the viability
of their model.”
"Senator
Tester promised ObamaCare would be ‘a huge step forward for Montana
families,’ but instead it’s been the exact opposite, and now even his
own fellow Democrats are revealing that it threatens the health
insurance coverage our state’s farmers depend on,” said Bowen Greenwood, Executive Director of the Montana Republican Party.
"Yet again, folks in Montana are reminded that Tester put his loyalty
to President Obama ahead of their best interests when he cast the 60th and deciding vote to make ObamaCare the law of the land.”