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Scott and Gary Kornbluh talk extensively about Obamacare/Affordable Care Act

In this episode, Dr. Gibran Shaikh and I discuss the major players in healthcare, the skyrocketing costs, and issues of quality. We try to get to the bottom of terms like "single payer", "Obamacare/Affordable Care Act", and the pros of cons and each. We also discuss the miracle cures that are available at an ever-increasing rate, and challenges that doctors face in the hospitals. Thanks for being patient as we continue to work on our audio quality.

I USA sker det ett försök efter ett annat av Republikanerna att riva upp Obamacare (Affordable Care Act) till varje pris. Men varje gång misslyckas dom. Varför är det så? Dom har ju majoritet! Och vad är egentligen hela dealen med Obamacare? Varför hatar Republikanerna den?

There has been a lot of talk about Obamacare (Affordable Care Act) recently, but not a lot of people know what the law actually does. Find out what Obamacare is all about, and why repealing it would be a really bad idea. Encyclopedia Podcastica is a production of the Silicon Valley Skeptics and the Humanist Community in Silicon Valley.

In this episode, we discuss the findings of two recent surveys from the Pew Research Center and Politico/Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Both surveys measured public support and opposition for repealing Obamacare/Affordable Care Act. The Politico survey also measured public opinion of immigration reform, increased infrastructure spending, increased defense spending, tax cuts for individuals and corporations and filling the vacancy on the Supreme Court. Segment #1 – Discussing the Politico/Harvard Survey We discuss the methodology of the Politico/Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health survey. It was fielded in mid-December among adult population of 18 and older, not registered voters. 1,023 total interviews for a margin of error of +/- 3.6%. The Politico/Harvard survey measured public opinion of: Enthusiasm for President-Elect Trump’s Priorities Repeal & Replacing Obamacare The Future of Medicare Immigration Policy Tax Cuts & Economic Benefits Infrastructure Investment Creating a More Conservative Supreme Court Politico Survey Link: “Trump voters set own priorities for the first 100 days”, by Eli Stokols, January 16th, 2017 http://ow.ly/Dw683085NhA Segment #2 – Discussing the Pew Research Survey Pew Survey Link: “More Americans say government should ensure health care coverage” by Kristien Bialik, January 13th, 2017.  http://pewrsr.ch/2j8yCPo Pew Survey Link: “Republicans, Democrats find common ground on many provisions of health care law”, by Kristen Bialik, December 8, 2016. http://pewrsr.ch/2h8iw7a

This week on YBO we started by saying happy birthday to Dr. Martin Luther King and followed up with a silly one gotta go question. We answered our Question Of The Week and dipped into some celeb news, sharing Issa Rae's new YouTube show, why there will be a delay for season 2 of Atlanta, and the recent Black Girl Magic from the Golden Globes. Our guest this week was Plus Size Model, Shakeria Slade. She told us about her experience in the model world, modeling in Milwaukee, and gave some uplifting advice. Obama became the topic of discussion as we addressed his farewell speech and his love for Michelle. Following Obama, we discussed the GOP's effort to repeal Obamacare (Affordable Care Act). We also discussed Steve Harvey meeting with Trump and discussed D.L. Hughley's "F**k you now and f**k you forever” video about Trump. We ended the show with some funny twitter posts and questions, Reese's anon, and another “one gotta go”. As always, we got that empowerment of the week and a quote to inspire y'all. Check out episode 19! Don't forget to rate and review us on iTunes! Reese's birthday is on the 23rd; make sure y'all wish her happy birthday!

The things you need to know are in this episode:The government has re-opened. What now?Protecting personal data and informationTalk to your tax professional ASAPYahoo! email address alertObamacare / Affordable Care ActExpiring provisions, deductions you'll lose, and additional taxes, if any.Recorded 10.19.2013

Katherine Clark and Camille Wade are both customer service representatives for Maximus.Maximus operates the largest federally-contracted call centers in the country under a contract with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), which is operated by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Maximus workers handle tens of millions of Obamacare/Affordable Care Act and Medicare calls under a $6.6 billion federal contract. These customer service representatives are predominantly Black and Latina women, at ten call centers mostly located in the South. Maximus workers have been facing unacceptable labor practices for years including low pay, unaffordable health care, unfair layoffs, harsh attendance policies, and significant racial inequities within its workforce. These challenges become even more pressing during the open enrollment period, and particularly following recent layoffs affecting nearly 800 workers.Workers are calling on Maximus for more affordable healthcare, a living wage of at least $25 per hour, and the freedom to organize a union free from employer intimidation. Workers are putting Maximus on notice that they are prepared to go on strike during the open enrollment period unless Maximus addresses their demands.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy