John Schnatter, founder and chief executive of Louisville-based Papa John's, said last week that some of the company's franchisees were likely to reduce employees' hours to avoid offering health insurance through the Affordable Care Act."That's probably what's going to happen," Schnatter told college students on Wednesday in Naples, Fla., according the Naples Daily News. "It's common sense. That's what I call lose-lose."The law, strongly associated with President Obama, requires employers with 50 staff members -- or the equivalent hours -- to offer healthcare coverage, or to pay a penalty. Speaking the day after Obama's re-election at the Edison State College's Collier County campus, Schnatter re-emphasized his stance that the Affordable Care Act -- commonly referred to as Obamacare -- would lead to his company and others passing on the costs to consumers.The Naples Daily News storygoes on to say: