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ProSense

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4. It's not a matter of where this "puts the full blame"

Reply to warrior1 (Reply #1)

Thu Nov 14, 2013, 02:10 PM

Nov 2013

It was friggin unnecessary, and insurers could simply have been told they can renew the policies before December 31.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10024026084

The way Democrats got suckered into this gave the impression that there was a "flaw" in the law as opposed to the insurers being the despicable predators they are.

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Democrats got suckered [View all] ProSense Nov 2013 OP

I disagree warrior1 Nov 2013 #1

Actually it sends it back to the states where it is between the insurance companies and states lostincalifornia Nov 2013 #2

It's not a matter of where this "puts the full blame" ProSense Nov 2013 #4

I just said almost exactly this in another thread Prism Nov 2013 #3

Necessary politics makes bad policy sometimes nt geek tragedy Nov 2013 #5

I think you undersestimate the President bushisanidiot Nov 2013 #6

Yep - they did, one more GOP talking point is shut down liberal N proud Nov 2013 #7

Sigh. Thanks for the links. k&r for exposure. n/t Laelth Nov 2013 #8

LOL, just who I want in DC representing my interests, a bunch of suckers Fumesucker Nov 2013 #9