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In reply to the discussion: The President said: "You can keep your current insurance policy." [View all]cilla4progress
(26,525 posts)61. YES!
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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The President said: "You can keep your current insurance policy." [View all]
ChisolmTrailDem
Oct 2013
OP
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
problem is the speeches the President was making didn't detail it. What he said was you can keep
lostincalifornia
Oct 2013
#7
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
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
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
But his advisers could very well have said that saying" qualified plans" would look like a
CTyankee
Oct 2013
#23
Then my dream would be that Prez Obama would say, "OK, folks. Let's try another approach...
CTyankee
Oct 2013
#25
well, I'll bet that you are right that PBO regrets trying to compromise as it was a doomed
CTyankee
Oct 2013
#30
Don't pull the concern troll attitude with me. I support ACA and I don't
ChisolmTrailDem
Oct 2013
#50
Just to clarify. You paid attention to the ACA debate and thought it was an honest comment? nt
NCTraveler
Oct 2013
#55
You believed that, but didn't believe other staments by him that contradicted it? nt.
NCTraveler
Oct 2013
#65
I for one heard PBO make that statement about keeping your insurance several times and I did not
CTyankee
Oct 2013
#68
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