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In reply to the discussion: Paul Krugman: despite the opposition, Obamacare is "still a huge success story." [View all]Demeter
(85,373 posts)11. Don't look now, but it IS imploding
One insurance company has already thrown in the towel, because it can't make enough money on the deal. Two others are considering following suit in 2017 if things don't improve next year.
The co-ops are failing.
People would rather pay the fine than throw good money away month after month.
We track Obamacare over in the Economy group. Drop in and see what we've got. The daily SMW (stock market watch) and Weekend Economists thread are a good place to start. So is the blog Naked Capitalism by Yves Smith.
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Paul Krugman: despite the opposition, Obamacare is "still a huge success story." [View all]
pnwmom
Nov 2015
OP
Actually, premiums went up less slowly than predicted, in the country as a whole.
pnwmom
Nov 2015
#12
They are for the three people I know who have used the exchange. And for all the other people
pnwmom
Nov 2015
#37
It's always time to push for single payer, but going backwards is not a valid option.
HuckleB
Nov 2015
#42
"Obamacare’s opponents insisted that it would implode in a “death spiral” of low enrollment and
pampango
Nov 2015
#2
That's why I see people in the clinic every day who had no insurance before the ACA?
HuckleB
Nov 2015
#40
Except for the unsustainable, runaway costs, and that fact that millions still aren't getting care.
Romulox
Nov 2015
#13