Point taken I adjusted my post, now please answer my question please.I'm not elderly lol. 49What you said is this EO removes the requirement and that ACA put everybody in the same risk pool. How does either of those things have a chance in reducing your premiums when you are personally an elderly man and you employ people who do a high risk job?I already covered this earlier in the thread.No fixes have been offered, congress is making sure of that. My point is that you still haven't given me a mechanism why this EO is better.I dropped out of the system and joined a co-op for medical needs.The reason it rose so dramatically is because not everybody bought into the pool. I do sympathize that you had to pay a lot more but you are now claiming to like an EO that shrinks the pool even further by offering a different one for low risk people. While you are most likely in the pool that will get its premiums even hiked up more. You don't like ACA, I get that, if you have to pay about 3 times the amount I don't blame you. It isn't perfect but it would serve you well to first understand the basic principles that make it flawed before looking for ANYTHING different regardless of it having an actual chance of improving your situation.
With this I may be able to get back in proper & begin offering insurance to my employees.
And you thinking I should have focused on "fixes" for Obamacare is just silly. I have no power over that law and the ones that do have proven themselves inept.