RDD_1210
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The public option will force all others out of business....and then the public option will not be able sustain itself without an increase in premiums...and now we will be paying the same but WITHOUT the choice as all others will be out of business.
If the government has the right to start a cell phone company using tax dollars to get it going...and it offered cell service for 10 a month...all would go into it..and the rest would die.
WHen it is realized that at 10 month, the government is losing way too much money...what will they do?
Increase the cost of service.
And now you are paying the same as you were, but without the choice to change companies.
You need to look long term Rdd
Why will the public option force private insurance out of business. If private companies offer a better/superior product they should have no problems competing. If a government run program, which everyone here is convinced will be so shitty, is able to run every insurance company out of business, what does that say for the quality of what those private companies are offering?
Becuase they will offer lower premiums...and by the time the people realize that lower premiums means less serrvie...they are stuck....why do you think that little clause about..."once you switch, you are can not switch back" was orginally put into it before the whole thing was scrapped? They knew they can win people into it...but not be able to sustain it....
Like I said...you need to think out of the box..think long term.
What clause? I hadn't heard of this. I'm genuinely interested. Do you have anywhere I can read about this? Are you sure this isn't dealing with open enrollment periods and avoiding people switching mid year?