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Only 100,000 people signed up over the weekend. It's never going to work.
Its all bullshit. What a pity. At first I thought it could be great.
says a knuck who gets free heath care
Not the brightest bulb in the array is she? And she consistently and proudly puts here stupidity on display for all to get a chuckle out of. Third-graders have a more extensive vocabulary, and their grammar and spelling puts her's to shame.At least the title was spelled correctly.
"Liberal Bullshit"
Typical of most conservatives, pointlessly complain about something while at the same time lacking the courage to offer a solution of their own.
Only 100,000 people signed up over the weekend. It's never going to work.
Its all bullshit. What a pity. At first I thought it could be great.
says a knuck who gets free heath care
Not the brightest bulb in the array is she? And she consistently and proudly puts here stupidity on display for all to get a chuckle out of. Third-graders have a more extensive vocabulary, and their grammar and spelling puts her's to shame.At least the title was spelled correctly.
At least the title was spelled correctly.
Yes, that goes in the improvements column on Staph's grade card. But the OP article itself? Trash. Trailer trash, I would say.
And as usual most on the right don't get it.
The issue is not the ACA, the issue is the desire of most republicans to repeal the Act and replace it with nothing – to return to millions of Americans without access to affordable healthcare and Americans losing healthcare due to rising costs absent the benefits of reform.
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Only 100,000 people signed up over the weekend. It's never going to work.
Its all bullshit. What a pity. At first I thought it could be great.
says a knuck who gets free heath care
Free?
Try 15 percent on every thing I buy for starters. I pay 15% just because I want an item.
Free? Kiss my ass.
And as usual most on the right don't get it.
The issue is not the ACA, the issue is the desire of most republicans to repeal the Act and replace it with nothing – to return to millions of Americans without access to affordable healthcare and Americans losing healthcare due to rising costs absent the benefits of reform.
And as usual most on the right don't get it.
The issue is not the ACA, the issue is the desire of most republicans to repeal the Act and replace it with nothing – to return to millions of Americans without access to affordable healthcare and Americans losing healthcare due to rising costs absent the benefits of reform.
And as usual most on the right don't get it.
The issue is not the ACA, the issue is the desire of most republicans to repeal the Act and replace it with nothing – to return to millions of Americans without access to affordable healthcare and Americans losing healthcare due to rising costs absent the benefits of reform.
millions are losing their healthcare they were quite happy with BECAUSE of OCARE, idiot.
And as usual most on the right don't get it.
The issue is not the ACA, the issue is the desire of most republicans to repeal the Act and replace it with nothing – to return to millions of Americans without access to affordable healthcare and Americans losing healthcare due to rising costs absent the benefits of reform.
millions are losing their healthcare they were quite happy with BECAUSE of OCARE, idiot.
Nope.
And as usual most on the right don't get it.
The issue is not the ACA, the issue is the desire of most republicans to repeal the Act and replace it with nothing – to return to millions of Americans without access to affordable healthcare and Americans losing healthcare due to rising costs absent the benefits of reform.
millions are losing their healthcare they were quite happy with BECAUSE of OCARE, idiot.
Nope.
yep. Millions of Americans Are Losing Their Health Plans Because of Obamacare The Weekly Standard
Kaiser Health News called up a few insurers around the country and found that hundreds of thousands of Americans have already received cancellation notices.
"[T]he cancellation notices, which began arriving in August, have shocked many consumers in light of President Barack Obama’s promise that people could keep their plans if they liked them," according to Kaiser Health News reporters Anna Gorman and Julie Appleby.
"Florida Blue, for example, is terminating about 300,000 policies, about 80 percent of its individual policies in the state. Kaiser Permanente in California has sent notices to 160,000 people – about half of its individual business in the state. Insurer Highmark in Pittsburgh is dropping about 20 percent of its individual market customers, while Independence Blue Cross, the major insurer in Philadelphia, is dropping about 45 percent," Kaiser reports. "Blue Shield of California sent roughly 119,000 cancellation notices out in mid-September, about 60 percent of its individual business. About two-thirds of those policyholders will see rate increases in their new policies, said spokesman Steve Shivinsky."
