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Rod Beauvex

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49. Notice that once costs started increasing again...

Reply to Dustlawyer (Reply #1)

Sat Nov 28, 2015, 10:47 AM

Nov 2015

...The Republicans mysteriously stop whining about Obamacare so much...

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Paul Krugman: despite the opposition, Obamacare is "still a huge success story." [View all] pnwmom Nov 2015 OP

The ACA is getting more expensive as premiums rise. Dustlawyer Nov 2015 #1

The ACA has dramatically slowed healthcare costs. SunSeeker Nov 2015 #3

I totally agree. I no longer have a pre-existing condition. Dustlawyer Nov 2015 #6

Finally, bipartisan support! HenryWallace Nov 2015 #5

But, but, but socialism! lark Nov 2015 #7

+100. HughBeaumont Nov 2015 #9

Actually, premiums went up less slowly than predicted, in the country as a whole. pnwmom Nov 2015 #12

Premiums are up, and so are deductibles. Habibi Nov 2015 #24

and yet if you miss a payment nationalize the fed Nov 2015 #28

That's an interesting rundown cprise Nov 2015 #35

Excellent Post nationalize the fed!! monicaangela Nov 2015 #50

The curve of the increase has been bent downwards. pnwmom Nov 2015 #29

Glad things are going so well for you. Habibi Nov 2015 #36

They are for the three people I know who have used the exchange. And for all the other people pnwmom Nov 2015 #37

I'm glad for them, too. Habibi Nov 2015 #43

my premium went up 23% treestar Nov 2015 #45

Glad for you. Happy Thanksgiving! Habibi Nov 2015 #47

It's always time to push for single payer, but going backwards is not a valid option. HuckleB Nov 2015 #42

Notice that once costs started increasing again... Rod Beauvex Nov 2015 #49

"Obamacare�s opponents insisted that it would implode in a �death spiral� of low enrollment and pampango Nov 2015 #2

Don't look now, but it IS imploding Demeter Nov 2015 #11

Krugman, the progressive Nobel-prize-winner, says that isn't true. pnwmom Nov 2015 #14

Same maneuver used on NCLB. callous taoboy Nov 2015 #33

I didn't know that. Interesting. n/t pnwmom Nov 2015 #38

"Throw good money away month after month." HuckleB Nov 2015 #41

Um, you know how I know you don't follow the news? Romulox Nov 2015 #15

You know how I know you didn't bother to read Krugman's article? pnwmom Nov 2015 #16

Ummm.... Romulox Nov 2015 #17

That was a planned part of the law. There is nothing alarming about the fact pnwmom Nov 2015 #18

K & R SunSeeker Nov 2015 #4

KnR Hekate Nov 2015 #8

Success? For Whom? Demeter Nov 2015 #10

I have three relatives/friends who are greatly benefiting from the ACA. pnwmom Nov 2015 #21

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

how many state exchanges have gone belly up? littlewolf Nov 2015 #19

None. But any state that doesn't want the hassle of running its own exchange pnwmom Nov 2015 #20

Imagine how amazing single payer would be IronLionZion Nov 2015 #22

Louisiana is looking to be the ... Tortmaster Nov 2015 #23

That is a great question, Tortmaster. "What's with "the Liberal Conditional"? pnwmom Nov 2015 #26

Hi. I didn't realize I had signed up a long time ago. Tortmaster Nov 2015 #30

It's helped my wife and I. Something to be thankful for on Thanksgiving. B Calm Nov 2015 #25

Three of the people close to me are benefiting from it. It's doing a lot of good everywhere. n/t pnwmom Nov 2015 #27

Helped my family too Freddie Nov 2015 #31

Me too. treestar Nov 2015 #46

yes, now to work on some riversedge Nov 2015 #32

President Obama graciously started us on the road to Medicare for All daybranch Nov 2015 #34

I can't believe I missed this piece. Yeah, Krugman! HuckleB Nov 2015 #39

Thanks Obama Botany Nov 2015 #44

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