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In reply to the discussion: Obama's "You can keep your plan" failed to anticipate how much Americans love cheap crappy plans [View all]PeaceNikki
(27,985 posts)71. You don't have to be condescending. Read the rest of my reply.
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Obama's "You can keep your plan" failed to anticipate how much Americans love cheap crappy plans [View all]
PeaceNikki
Oct 2013
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WI did neither. I think some states refused expansion and did set up exchanges (I think KY?).
PeaceNikki
Oct 2013
#8
$50 a month for crap insurance that caps out at $2000 is not having Insurance...
VanillaRhapsody
Oct 2013
#3
they were going to get Sticker Stroke if they saw the bill for a major illness without healthcare.
VanillaRhapsody
Oct 2013
#4
I am near that age...live in a major city (with rents as high as that) and make that much myself.
VanillaRhapsody
Oct 2013
#20
and I have no idea what YOU are talking about...I am posting my results...
VanillaRhapsody
Oct 2013
#28
I see it totally different....if you were paying attention to anywhere but DU you will see there is
VanillaRhapsody
Oct 2013
#76
People believed the President and now you are being critical of them for doing so?
Demo_Chris
Oct 2013
#21
Well, to be fair, it the GOP wasn't talking about Death Panels and insurance fairies
BlueStreak
Oct 2013
#41
Not to quibble, but any time you issue blanket guarantees you are gonna get burned...
Demo_Chris
Oct 2013
#82
We need to emphasize personal responsibility. That is what this is all about.
BlueStreak
Oct 2013
#94
And re: the bronze policy, it is the same high-quality insurance as the Platinum
BlueStreak
Oct 2013
#95
These are people who used to get their highs off the baggies of oregano sold on Washington Square
PeaceNikki
Oct 2013
#12
Well shit. Who wants to pay more than the Canadians, the Germans, the French, etc?
NoOneMan
Oct 2013
#17
there are many "rugged individualists" who are in denial about their true motives
Pretzel_Warrior
Oct 2013
#13
Or, with the caps on profits, it will organically lower as a result of a bigger/healthier pool?
PeaceNikki
Oct 2013
#14
I think they will need to also actively work on lowering typical health care costs
Pretzel_Warrior
Oct 2013
#16
Happy to K&R. So glad my son's "insurance" is part of the canceled crap.
ScreamingMeemie
Oct 2013
#15
So has it been your policy to always employ only those beyond child-bearing age?
PeaceNikki
Oct 2013
#38
I feel for you... I was thunderously assaulted for sharing my similar story a few weeks back...
ReverendDeuce
Oct 2013
#66
Or it must be my JUNK POLICY... that paid $80K in medical bills in 2011... n/t
ReverendDeuce
Oct 2013
#86
And you finally indicated you make too much to qualify for a subsidy. And still your premium isn't
stevenleser
Oct 2013
#84
Premium went from $160 to $234, co-pay/deductibles went WAY up... So what if I don't get a subsidy?
ReverendDeuce
Oct 2013
#87
I would characterize your situation as a win for the ACA. You can try to spin in how you want. nt
stevenleser
Oct 2013
#91
A win!? A win for the insurance cartels, maybe... As far as I am concerned, this sucks! n/t
ReverendDeuce
Oct 2013
#93
I am less interested in the out of pocket max than I am about first dollar coverage.
Bozvotros
Oct 2013
#78