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In reply to the discussion: Yay, ObamaRomneyCare! 23% rate increase! [View all]MineralMan
(150,473 posts)140. I have a buddy like that. He'll send me a letter saying
anything I want. He's nice that way.
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Did you think that once this Health Insurance Bill went into effect people would forget their
sabrina 1
Feb 2014
#78
I will never forget it. The excuse fall apart when not one Republican voted for the bill. All I
sabrina 1
Feb 2014
#205
The people you cited don't need subsidies, you said so yourself. But those who do? Who is paying
sabrina 1
Feb 2014
#119
I jumped in for the same reason you jump in. It is a discussion board. And yes, that is what
sabrina 1
Feb 2014
#152
So? I am glad to pay a little more to make sure EVERYONE has Health Insurance...
VanillaRhapsody
Feb 2014
#151
It allows states to restrict rate increases. Your friend should complain to Massachusetts,
pnwmom
Feb 2014
#106
Yes it does. They can reject increases above 10% that they decide are unjustified. 23% is above 10%.
pnwmom
Feb 2014
#130
You obviously have never read CMS's comments accepting or rejecting, the opinion of the RUC.
Hoyt
Feb 2014
#231
So do I. In fact, I was one of the first to read Chao's Harvard study that led to RBRVS.
Hoyt
Feb 2014
#233
Catch the exchange downnthread between me and a poster who doesn't bother to read threads...only OPs
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#196
Recced. 100% single payer fan here. Fuck for-profit. AND EVERYONE WHO FOISTS IT. nt
livingwagenow
Feb 2014
#24
ACA represents progress, imperfect as it is. But I'll continue to advocate for Medicare for All ...
Scuba
Feb 2014
#32
The REAL point is the Healthcare System has a Fatal Pre-Existing Condition which ACA made worse
Armstead
Feb 2014
#44
Don't forget the backdrop of Obamacare's rollout. There may be manipulation of healthcare
Romulox
Feb 2014
#74
But Health Insurers are *OUR* heartless corporate money siphons. They are the *good* corporations,
Romulox
Feb 2014
#64
"We the People" can not afford Wallstreet Healthcare masquerading as the ACA.
democratisphere
Feb 2014
#79
If the data in the OP were correct, then it really would be "Bullshit"
scheming daemons
Feb 2014
#84
Maybe the mandate's postponed because... they're seeing shocking premium increases? nt
MannyGoldstein
Feb 2014
#90
Isn't Massachusetts and Connecticut home to these profitable Insurance companies?
adirondacker
Feb 2014
#99
They're LIARS. Obamacare set up exchanges for individuals and small businesses WITHOUT insurance.
pnwmom
Feb 2014
#105
If you and another DUer (who shall remain unnamed) were to conceive a child ...
11 Bravo
Feb 2014
#116
What do you expect when single-payer advocates were escorted out of the proceedings?
Fantastic Anarchist
Feb 2014
#117
Can we see your data? Also, are you saying there were never 23% increases prior to Obamacare?
CreekDog
Feb 2014
#134
We are not stupid. We are fighting this tooth and nail. Next stop: Vermont Single Payer.
grahamhgreen
Feb 2014
#142
Sanders along with Democrats from a few key States fought hard to built that provision
Bluenorthwest
Feb 2014
#161
Look...I can't be responsible if you refuse to read threads, and get confused
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#195
Your teachers never taught you to hold your questions to the end? One of the more tiresome
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#216
Basic costs of Massachusetts health plans show small increases as Obamacare goes into effect
ProSense
Feb 2014
#179