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Which of course would be less than an insurance premium is now.Good thing you won't be paying for insurance, since you'll now need the money to pay for your new tax bill.
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Which of course would be less than an insurance premium is now.Good thing you won't be paying for insurance, since you'll now need the money to pay for your new tax bill.
The ACA, while not perfect, shows Democrats do care. Want to fix the ACA? How? Are you going to suggest a bunch of bullshit like you have for 40 years?
Which of course would be less than an insurance premium is now.
And fracking
and gun confiscation
and defunding the police
and dismantling ICE
and banning gas cars and trucks
and citizenship for illegals
How about this, we have a debate and she can answer these questions. Oh, that's right.
Health insurance.So you believe healthcare cost is suddenly going to drop if the government is paying for it all?![]()
I know what I am talking about. Health care for profit needs to go.
So you wish you had a candidate that was more like kamala.Yeah, and it would have been great if we would have had a candidate that would have penned her down with those questions, instead of rambling on about shit like the size of his crowds at his rallies.
Health insurance.
Think.
Then post.
In that order.
Yes of course it would be cheaper.
So you wish you had a candidate that was more like kamala.
I bet you do.
Uh, no.If it's cheaper, it would only be because the government has decided FOR YOU what quality, and type of care you will get. Hopefully if you need a kidney, you will be young enough that the nanny-state approves of you getting one.
The Irish have a system that might worth considering...I sold health insurance at one time in my life. We need to end health care for profit. You haven't looked into the eyes of a person who put down a premium, then finds out that an actuary has rated them up so high because they had a condition that the company didn't want to risk paying for, that they could not afford to keep the policy and had to live without health care.
Private health insurance is bullshit. The premiums go up every year no matter what. And this is the crap people like you want to impose on everyone.
Well, wife and I make a combined mid $100K. We pay a combined 18%.You should move there then, and then research the actual outcomes. Good luck!
How much of your income is taken to support a nationwide program?![]()
As opposed to the insurance company deciding if you need treatment? I have never been denied treatment requested by my doctor.If it's cheaper, it would only be because the government has decided FOR YOU what quality, and type of care you will get. Hopefully if you need a kidney, you will be young enough that the nanny-state approves of you getting one.
Today of course, she won't dare publicly say it, but we know how she really feels.
That's in Canada.Right, because we are a stupid country without single payer
Ah, gotcha. I assumed the range was somehow tied to our per capita spending.That's in Canada.
It also has to do with the 'Inflation Reduction Act,' which shifted a portion of subsidized benefit payment to the payer and away from the government and the consumer. Healthcare companies responded by increasing premium costs and reducing benefits within the medical loss ratio, which requires 85% of the premium to go towards quality improvements and healthcare services and 15% for administrative fees and profits.Some of the Advantage plans are rough. The rule that the more you pay in Premium the less you pay for care, the less you pay for premiums the more you pay for care.
I was focused on the taxes, both federal, provincial, and local, to support the single-payer system they have in Canada.Well, wife and I make a combined mid $100K. We pay a combined 18%.