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Niceguy1

(2,467 posts)
33. I think #2
Thu Nov 28, 2013, 01:27 PM
Nov 2013

Without the brackets is going to be the big one. The plans are better than the individual market but still aren't cheap once you use them.

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When the alternative is a for-profit corporation, they do Scootaloo Nov 2013 #35
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They are corporate. just like the Main Stream Media... WCGreen Nov 2013 #39
This is more telling of the economic condition many Americas are facing. glowing Nov 2013 #6
I'd like to rec your reply. n/t Wilms Nov 2013 #9
I hope it does flamingdem Nov 2013 #14
That is Medicaid. The ACA plans for people who are buying insurance will be accepted readily. glowing Nov 2013 #16
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Or evidence of private insurers purposefully sabotaging enrollments. Barack_America Nov 2013 #25
I believe they have to accept a plan and make a payment. glowing Nov 2013 #26
What if it evolved libodem Nov 2013 #7
Predatory government-sanctioned racketeering Doctor_J Nov 2013 #8
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Of course they would be the first to sign up. SoCalDem Nov 2013 #19
I rec your post Demeter Nov 2013 #20
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What would one expect? The mandate doesn't take effect until April. BlueStreak Nov 2013 #31
I think #2 Niceguy1 Nov 2013 #33
I agree. And these vary WILDLY by locale. This is a big problem. BlueStreak Nov 2013 #44
There are plenty of others who can look at the calendar and, pnwmom Nov 2013 #42
I supppose the terminology is debatable. Some people would argue that Medicaid BlueStreak Nov 2013 #45
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This won't tip us toward single payer. If it were true it could do the opposite. pnwmom Nov 2013 #43
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