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What Obama should have said is;
Yep, I said if you want to keep your plan - you can keep it, but-----but it never crossed my mind that
there would be American consumers that prefer-----pre.fer- to be screwed by their insurance companies
by paying to much for an insurance policy that doesn't insure and-----and could possibly pacify them
into financial hardship and bankruptcy (eye roll). In conclusion let me say, I'm sorry I was only 95%+ correct but-----but it never entered my mind that Americans were so, uh were so, um were... I'll leave it there. ~ fake Obama quote
NerdWallet estimates for 2013:
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What Obama should have said is;
Yep, I said if you want to keep your plan - you can keep it, but-----but it never crossed my mind that
there would be American consumers that prefer-----pre.fer- to be screwed by their insurance companies
by paying to much for an insurance policy that doesn't insure and-----and could possibly pacify them
into financial hardship and bankruptcy (eye roll). In conclusion let me say, I'm sorry I was only 95%+ correct but-----but it never entered my mind that Americans were so, uh were so, um were... I'll leave it there. ~ fake Obama quote
NerdWallet estimates for 2013:
- 56M Americans under age 65 will have trouble paying medical bills
Over 35M American adults (ages 19-64) will be contacted by collections agencies for unpaid medical bills
Nearly 17M American adults (ages 19-64) will receive a lower credit rating on account of their high medical bills
Over 15M American adults (ages 19-64) will use up all their savings to pay medical bills
Over 11M American adults (ages 19-64) will take on credit card debt to pay off their hospital bills
Nearly 10M American adults (ages 19-64) will be unable to pay for basic necessities like rent, food, and heat due to their medical bills - Over 16M children live in households struggling with medical bills
- Despite having year-round insurance coverage, 10M insured Americans ages 19-64 will face bills they are unable to pay
- 1.7M Americans live in households that will declare bankruptcy due to their inability to pay their medical bills
Three states will account for over one-quarter of those living in medical-related bankruptcy: California (248,002), Illinois (113,524), and Florida (99,780) - To save costs, over 25M adults (ages 19-64) will not take their prescription drugs as indicated, including skipping doses, taking less medicine than prescribed or delaying a refill
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