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3. Umm... no.

Thu May 1, 2014, 11:17 AM

May 2014

Those insurance companies are already making that money. This is just changing how it's being routed.

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Report: ObamaCare to save large corporations hundreds of billions [View all] n2doc May 2014 OP

Alternate headline... Jesus Malverde May 2014 #1

The companies were already paying the insurers. JoePhilly May 2014 #2

This is regarding the 7 million new customers Jesus Malverde May 2014 #5

Then its not a relevant alternative title for this article. JoePhilly May 2014 #7

Ok Jesus Malverde May 2014 #9

Umm... no. gcomeau May 2014 #3

see my reply above. Jesus Malverde May 2014 #6

He's providing a title for a different article. JoePhilly May 2014 #8

uhhhhhh RandoLoodie May 2014 #12

This would happen with Single Payer too. NOVA_Dem May 2014 #4

A good article would get into the point you raise. JoePhilly May 2014 #10

Interesting Point Jeff In Milwaukee May 2014 #11

Yes, RandoLoodie May 2014 #13

Not sure of your point... Jeff In Milwaukee May 2014 #20

I think the effect here is also tied to the UE rate. JoePhilly May 2014 #14

I agree.... Adrahil May 2014 #19

De-coupling health care from employment is going to a painful first step riderinthestorm May 2014 #17