List of businesses/restaurants that support (or are at least neutral on) Obamacare?

[Anonymous]

I've seen the high profile stories of the companies I won't be supporting anymore. Does anyone have a list of businesses - especially restaurants - that have accepted implementing Obamacare?

[Anonymous]

That's like saying "which businesses support an increased minimum wage?". I don't think you are going to find someone who will say "Thanks for putting into law something that I have already been doing voluntarily", or "I'd like to issue a press release saying that we are neutral on it". But most companies are not going to get in a big huff over it.

[Anonymous]

Mslsd

[Anonymous]

I think you are going to run out of places to shop and eat when the new year hits and we start hearing about all the places dropping all their employees from full time to part time. The list is going to be way longer than you will be able to count.

[Anonymous]

Another desperate republican hunger games prediction.

[Anonymous]

^^^ Well, where's that list?

[Anonymous]

10:32, I'll help you guys find one. G-town cupcake does not oppose the employer mandate. Granted, theyr'e basically a mom and pop, RE, smaller than a small business, but more power to them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another desperate republican hunger games prediction.

Come back in January and tell me if you are singing the same song.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:10:32, I'll help you guys find one. G-town cupcake does not oppose the employer mandate. Granted, theyr'e basically a mom and pop, RE, smaller than a small business, but more power to them.

Meant to say I was 10:32.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:10:32, I'll help you guys find one. G-town cupcake does not oppose the employer mandate. Granted, theyr'e basically a mom and pop, RE, smaller than a small business, but more power to them.

If they are smaller than a small business then the mandate does not affect them or their bottom line.

It is very easy to support something that you have no stake in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:10:32, I'll help you guys find one. G-town cupcake does not oppose the employer mandate. Granted, theyr'e basically a mom and pop, RE, smaller than a small business, but more power to them.

If they are smaller than a small business then the mandate does not affect them or their bottom line.

It is very easy to support something that you have no stake in.

The hilarity of the line that "small businesses won't be impacted" slays me. Are they exempt from the 2.2% medical device tax? No. None of us are. Are they exempt annual fee on health insurance providers under tax code Section 9010, which is to be applied to all health insurance providers and is based on net premiums and any third-party fees associated with the administration of those programs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:10:32, I'll help you guys find one. G-town cupcake does not oppose the employer mandate. Granted, theyr'e basically a mom and pop, RE, smaller than a small business, but more power to them.

If they are smaller than a small business then the mandate does not affect them or their bottom line.

It is very easy to support something that you have no stake in.

The hilarity of the line that "small businesses won't be impacted" slays me. Are they exempt from the 2.2% medical device tax? No. None of us are. Are they exempt annual fee on health insurance providers under tax code Section 9010, which is to be applied to all health insurance providers and is based on net premiums and any third-party fees associated with the administration of those programs.

Well, then GC will be in for a rude awakening.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:10:32, I'll help you guys find one. G-town cupcake does not oppose the employer mandate. Granted, theyr'e basically a mom and pop, RE, smaller than a small business, but more power to them.

If they are smaller than a small business then the mandate does not affect them or their bottom line.

It is very easy to support something that you have no stake in.

The hilarity of the line that "small businesses won't be impacted" slays me. Are they exempt from the 2.2% medical device tax? No. None of us are. Are they exempt annual fee on health insurance providers under tax code Section 9010, which is to be applied to all health insurance providers and is based on net premiums and any third-party fees associated with the administration of those programs.

Well, then GC will be in for a rude awakening.

done with them. Will be going to some other place

[Anonymous]

I heard Apple supports it, along with Buy America requirements too....as does Warren Buffet's secretary, since not only does he pay her a salary that is taxed, (unlike himself), but he also denies her healthcare.

[Anonymous]

NOT what I heard about Applebees.

http://wonkette.com/489997/a-childrens-treasury-of-ceos-throwing-very-grown-up-tantrums-over-obamacare