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BlueStreak

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5. You cano't FORCE insurance cmpanies to keep offering those policies

Thu Nov 14, 2013, 09:13 AM

Nov 2013

Most of the time the insurance companies canceled policies because that's how they get you up to a higher price. And the insurance companies love the fact that in many markets they can double their prices with exchange-based policies and the government will pick up the tab for that price hike. This is potentially a hundred billion of direct transfers from the taxpayers straight to the insurance companies.

That's why they are cancelling. And saying that they don't really have to won't change anything.

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Well it looks like another Fox News hoax has worked - dropped coverage [View all] underpants Nov 2013 OP

Morning Joe is on MSNBC not faux randr Nov 2013 #1

Fox News starts the hoaxes and all of MSM picks them up and runs with it underpants Nov 2013 #3

If the Dems give in on Obamacare it's over. Obamacare will be gone and so will JaneyVee Nov 2013 #2

Not only that, but if ACA goes down, it'll be another 40 years before any.... Tarheel_Dem Nov 2013 #6

So sick of spineless michello Nov 2013 #4

You cano't FORCE insurance cmpanies to keep offering those policies BlueStreak Nov 2013 #5

Spot on BlueStreak underpants Nov 2013 #7

The solution is simple BlueStreak Nov 2013 #8

Looks like Obama agrees with me :) BlueStreak Nov 2013 #11

Yes. Congress let the industry write the law. peace13 Nov 2013 #9

Was that Anthem by any chance? BlueStreak Nov 2013 #10

It was Allied National. peace13 Nov 2013 #12