Jonathon Gruber hates elderly people

Someone really should explain the Rule of Holes to Professor Jonathon Gruber. When you find yourself in one, STOP DIGGING!

Yet another blow to the credibility of of the Architect of both Romneycare and Obamacare, Jon Gruber put together a slide presentation where he insulted the intelligence of older Americans. Here are some of the details from Fox News:

ObamaCare architect Jonathan Gruber said “seniors do a terrible job choosing” their own public health care plans, according to presentation slides Gruber wrote that were obtained by The Daily Caller.

I would disagree with lamebrain’s remarks regarding older people and what level of insurance they select. Of course, Mr. “I’m smarter than all of you stupid people combined” disagrees.

With ObamaCare limiting patients’ ability to choose their own insurance plans, doctors and medications, we might now know why: the law’s designers don’t think people know how to choose.

“We have experimented with choice in public insurance: Medicare Part D,” Gruber stated on a presentation slide dated Jan. 22, 2013. “Typical senior has 50 PDPs [Prescription Drug Plans] to choose from.”

Choice is a good thing. It allows you to find the best fit for your needs. So what’s wrong with that you might ask? Dumbass was happy to tell you.

“Seniors do a terrible job choosing,” Gruber said.

And what would be Schickel Gruber’s idea of a good choice?

Gruber’s slide then claimed that 12 percent of seniors allegedly picked the lowest-cost Medicare Part D plan and could on average save up to 30 percent more, without noting that some seniors pick prescription drug plans that work for them that are not necessarily the cheapest possible plan.

So, Gruber thinks that the least expensive plan is the best? What if that plan doesn’t provide what you actually need? Well, I think we can hazard a guess about this scumbag’s idea of what the elderly should do. Die quickly. Congress really needs to get this asshole in front of a house and senate committee and ream him a new one. I wonder, can the Supreme Court order a witness to appear before them during a hearing? Now that would be a sight to see.

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