Since the
passage of Obamacare, all fifty state Medicaid agencies have been forced to
create a new standalone database that contains nothing besides the contact
information of Medicaid applicants who used Healthcare.gov.
Some of
these new databases mail out voter registration forms automatically. You cannot
refuse them.
No
worthwhile verification occurs before the forms are mailed. Apply for Medicaid
and the form will be mailed to you, be
you a verifiable citizen or Ayman al-Zawahiri on a computer in Pakistan
Further,
these new databases are accessible by groups like Organizing for Action, the
reconstituted ACORN, and malevolent figures like Chris Tarango.
And no reasonable purpose exists for creating the
databases besides making them available to the aforementioned Democratic
activists.
Heard
nothing regarding this before? Not only are you not alone, several state
secretaries of State we contacted had no clue any of this was occurring under
their watch. One source involved in the recently initiated legal battle to
expose and dismantle the databases described the situation as follows:
Evil
genius.
A complete
disregard for certain federal law, the skirting of others, the exploitation of
existing Medicaid structures, the issuing of rules and regulations with
virtually none of the required paper trail. …
Just evil
genius. They friggin’ thought of everything.
The
remainder of this article is composed of descriptions of the several decisions
made by Obamacare authors that led to the construction of the databases. The
listing of these decisions is intended to illustrate the impossibility that
these databases were created unintentionally, or due to incompetence — a
“fumble.”
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