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Have to question the metrics, now:Link or it is just propaganda and rhetoric.Millions lost coverage when obiecare went into effect. You didn't give a shit then so why do you now?Sanders: How can you call it 'reform' when millions will lose insurance?
Nice one repubs, good luck with your pile of shit.
13 People Lost Health Insurance for Every Person Buying an ObamaCare Plan
Ok, now ya got a link, in the future do your own fricken homework.
The tally was released as members of Congress are debating the details of a Republican plan to replace Obamacare, formally known as the Affordable Care Act, and marks an increase from previous enrollment figures that did not include data from 11 states – along with the District of Columbia – that have created their own exchanges.--https://www.usnews.com/news/health-care-news/articles/2017-03-15/obamacare-enrollment-surpasses-12-million
not everyone spends more money; increasing the minimum wage better ensures, more people will be spending more money.[Q
You know who else does work? It's called the working poor. Thankfully they can receive assistance regardless of being demonized by some for it.
The working poor would have a lot more money if they didn't vote for Liberals that screwed up the economy, wouldn't they?
Just think of all those working poor that voted for Obama and they got increased poverty, decreased family income, increase income disparity and dismal economic growth. They were dumbasses, weren't they?
The best way to stop being poor is to stop voting for Liberals.
It was Liberals who got our economy back on track. It was liberals who gave safety nets to the working poor while people on this forum want to take it away.
The best way to stop the poor from being poorer is to vote for Liberals. Tax cuts for the wealthy don't create jobs. They keep it for themselves and some of them will resort to automation even if you give them money.
Have you learned nothing over the last eight years?
I dont know about you but when I have more disposable income I spend more money. Multiply that by a couple hundred million people ....well you get the idea.
Or maybe you dont,you seem that far gone..
Millions lost coverage when obiecare went into effect. You didn't give a shit then so why do you now?Sanders: How can you call it 'reform' when millions will lose insurance?
Nice one repubs, good luck with your pile of shit.
We're all gonna die sometime.And the millions of women, children, elderly, people of color, transgendered, and environmentalists who will DIE because of this !!!!!!
Hysteria , proceed
Obama covered everyone! Celebrate!Sanders: How can you call it 'reform' when millions will lose insurance?
Nice one repubs, good luck with your pile of shit.
Obama covered everyone! Celebrate!Sanders: How can you call it 'reform' when millions will lose insurance?
Nice one repubs, good luck with your pile of shit.
That is until you actually needed to use it and you had to sell your car to afford the out of pockets.
Make no mistake, both bills are a disaster
Forcing coverage of pre existing conditions cemented the failure that is to come.lol, the GOP claims that competition is going to get the insurance companies to offer better coverage at lower prices.
Hell, they're leaving the exchanges NOW because they can't make enough money.
I think we should provide for the General Welfare like its says in the Constitution...
What they all seem to agree on is state controlled high risk pools will result in degraded coverage or no coverage for the people who need it the most. I have personal experience with high risk pools and it is not good. My daughter was placed in a high risk pool in 2004. It took over 6 months before she was offered any coverage. The premiums were over $4,000 a months and had a $5,000 deductible and a yearly cap. The state picked up only $1,000 of the premium.In Rare Unity, Hospitals, Doctors and Insurers Criticize Health Bill
Source: New York Times
The New York Times
By REED ABELSON and KATIE THOMAS
6 hrs ago
It is a rare unifying moment. Hospitals, doctors, health insurers and some consumer groups, with few exceptions, are speaking with one voice and urging significant changes to the Republican health care legislation that passed the House on Thursday.
The bill’s impact is wide-ranging, potentially affecting not only the millions who could lose coverage through deep cuts in Medicaid or no longer be able to afford to buy coverage in the state marketplaces. With states allowed to seek waivers from providing certain benefits, employers big and small could scale back what they pay for each year or reimpose lifetime limits on coverage. In particular, small businesses, some of which were strongly opposed to the Affordable Care Act, could be free to drop coverage with no penalty.
The prospect of millions of people unable to afford coverage led to an outcry from the health care industry as well as consumer groups. They found an uncommon ally in some insurers, who rely heavily on Medicaid and Medicare as mainstays of their business and hope the Senate will be more receptive to their concerns.
“The American Health Care Act needs important improvements to better protect low- and moderate-income families who rely on Medicaid or buy their own coverage,” Marilyn B. Tavenner, the chief executive of America’s Health Insurance Plans, the industry’s trade group, said in a strongly worded statement.
Read more: In Rare Unity, Hospitals, Doctors and Insurers Criticize Health Bill
Link or their current coverage ended in favor of ObamaCare.Link or it is just propaganda and rhetoric.Millions lost coverage when obiecare went into effect. You didn't give a shit then so why do you now?Sanders: How can you call it 'reform' when millions will lose insurance?
Nice one repubs, good luck with your pile of shit.
Dumbass. Millions did lose coverage, ALL plans that did not include the 10 basic coverages had to be cancelled which INCLUDED all existing individual policies. SOME states grand fathered in those plans for awhile, typically 1-2 years depending on the Company.
It is called nurture. It helps individuals flourish.Every citizen should have guranteed childcare, schooling, healthcare, minimum income, housing & food subsidies, state employment, and fully funded retirement...
Equality of outcomes for all !!! Lmfao
They're not THAT mean. The Republicans just need a huge chunk of change in order to justify the tax cuts Trump wants. This new healthcare plan would save that money. It might stimulate the economy and everyone will be so rich they can afford to buy their own insurance, but I kind of doubt it.Sanders: How can you call it 'reform' when millions will lose insurance?
Nice one repubs, good luck with your pile of shit.
They are who they are. Their happiness is for some reason tied to how much misery they can cause for the poor and middle class. Republicans view 'power' as their get-out-of-jail-free-card to fuck with poor people. Like someone that walks down the road and comes across a tired shivering little poodle that has been on the street for months and is just looking for something to eat and they kick it as hard as they can.
This is who these people are.
You are right. Insurance was never meant to cover all medical expenses. However, the problem today is the cost of even relatively minor healthcare procedures and routine healthcare maintenance is too expensive for many millions of Americans. What this means is individual insurance or employee sponsored insurance is not the solution. For health insurance to work as insurance, most of the risk pool must be very low risk; that is they have very low healthcare costs. This is not the case today.Forcing coverage of pre existing conditions cemented the failure that is to come.lol, the GOP claims that competition is going to get the insurance companies to offer better coverage at lower prices.
Hell, they're leaving the exchanges NOW because they can't make enough money.
Insurance was never meant to be your personal medical bank account.
