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cilla4progress

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61. YES!
Tue Oct 29, 2013, 02:26 PM
Oct 2013

So much so I initially volunteered to be an In Person Assister to help launch the program.

I guess I'm just a dummy in your world!

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Your employer and your insurance company have always been able to take away JoePhilly Oct 2013 #1
Exactly. For the next 2 years, EVERY HC related issue will be blamed on "Obamacare" BlueStreak Oct 2013 #2
The good news will be that the ACA has basically broken up much of the State level monopolies JoePhilly Oct 2013 #5
Not all of them, but progress nonetheless BlueStreak Oct 2013 #45
problem is the speeches the President was making didn't detail it. What he said was you can keep lostincalifornia Oct 2013 #7
So true. cilla4progress Oct 2013 #12
They really have to fix these oversights ASAP lostincalifornia Oct 2013 #15
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my replacement policy PasadenaTrudy Oct 2013 #6
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No, some just discovered they had no insurance. They had been sold a bill of goods. Mass Oct 2013 #9
Or, they had a "catastrophic" insurance policy which really isn't "health insurance." CTyankee Oct 2013 #19
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Or, they find it quite adequate until something actually happens. haele Oct 2013 #69
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many people see the following as a bit more than "implied" solarhydrocan Oct 2013 #18
"Implied" is not a synonym for "stated" cthulu2016 Oct 2013 #26
This message was self-deleted by its author lostincalifornia Oct 2013 #62
Oh, you again Pretzel_Warrior Oct 2013 #36
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That is still nothing different from what the insurers were already doing. JoePhilly Oct 2013 #44
That's a good question. Joe Scar had a field day with it on MJ today... CTyankee Oct 2013 #4
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Ya think? eom cilla4progress Oct 2013 #13
Isn't part of it too that the better substitute can be a lot more expensive? I can't imagine Laura PourMeADrink Oct 2013 #46
that seems to be the problem, altho some people would say they don't want the enhancements. CTyankee Oct 2013 #66
This implies you had insurance. Some of these contracts were insurance in name only. Mass Oct 2013 #10
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Suing for the old contracts not being what they thought they were buying. Mass Oct 2013 #17
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I don't know..mine was through the state, and it worked well for me. cilla4progress Oct 2013 #16
You were lucky not to have been seriously ill. I had breast cancer a few years ago and I was happy Mass Oct 2013 #20
I suppose one of the challenges cilla4progress Oct 2013 #22
Welp, TBH, he shouldn't have said that. Adrahil Oct 2013 #21
But his advisers could very well have said that saying" qualified plans" would look like a CTyankee Oct 2013 #23
Maybe he could have been clearer, but ecstatic Oct 2013 #24
Then my dream would be that Prez Obama would say, "OK, folks. Let's try another approach... CTyankee Oct 2013 #25
As a public option? Yes, that would have been great ecstatic Oct 2013 #27
well, I'll bet that you are right that PBO regrets trying to compromise as it was a doomed CTyankee Oct 2013 #30
Employers changed policies or dropped coverage altogether by decreasing blm Oct 2013 #28
we just got our new insurance at work. littlewolf Oct 2013 #29
HHS seems to be stepping into pile of shit. That agency wrote the REG on bluestate10 Oct 2013 #31
This is very interesting. cilla4progress Oct 2013 #53
As in all things, people hear what they want to hear matt819 Oct 2013 #32
No, people heard what they actually heard cthulu2016 Oct 2013 #33
Disagree matt819 Oct 2013 #47
"If you like your health care plan, you will be able to keep... leftstreet Oct 2013 #34
Um... we HAVE SoCalDem Oct 2013 #38
there are definitely certain issues that need to be addressed cynannmarie Oct 2013 #39
Folks like you cilla4progress Oct 2013 #57
This is taking 'parsing' to an entirely new level. randome Oct 2013 #41
^^^^^THIS IS....^^^^^^ Pretzel_Warrior Oct 2013 #42
Exactly. It depends on what the meaning of 'is' is cthulu2016 Oct 2013 #43
As far as I know mine hasn't EVEN cilla4progress Oct 2013 #60
Every person in this country knew he was full of shit when he said that. NCTraveler Oct 2013 #48
Wha? cthulu2016 Oct 2013 #49
Yes, everyone paying attention knew it was a lie. NCTraveler Oct 2013 #54
Don't pull the concern troll attitude with me. I support ACA and I don't ChisolmTrailDem Oct 2013 #50
No high horse here. NCTraveler Oct 2013 #51
And I by mine. n/t ChisolmTrailDem Oct 2013 #52
Just to clarify. You paid attention to the ACA debate and thought it was an honest comment? nt NCTraveler Oct 2013 #55
No, I was pointing out that we weren't talking about it, thereby ChisolmTrailDem Oct 2013 #58
YES! cilla4progress Oct 2013 #61
You believed that, but didn't believe other staments by him that contradicted it? nt. NCTraveler Oct 2013 #65
Such as? eom cilla4progress Oct 2013 #67
I for one heard PBO make that statement about keeping your insurance several times and I did not CTyankee Oct 2013 #68
Fair enough. NCTraveler Oct 2013 #70
I must confess that I was not a prescient as you were about this. However, I do wonder if my guess CTyankee Oct 2013 #71
Think Progress debunked NBC's report on insurance cancellations, and there is more ProSense Oct 2013 #56
He was wrong? Is it possible for the POTUS to be incorrect? Rex Oct 2013 #59
Unfortunately … 1StrongBlackMan Oct 2013 #72
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