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democratisphere

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6. Doesn't matter how current healthcare is done; the whole damn healthcare system is in a crisis.

Reply to dalton99a (Reply #1)

Thu Mar 23, 2017, 11:09 PM

Mar 2017

The idiots are not doing a thing to solve the real problems of healthcare which include outrageous prices and their continued escalation combined with inadequate funding to pay for it!

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Trouble Is Even Presently Insured Not On ACA Will Be SCREWED ROYALLY. [View all] TheMastersNemesis Mar 2017 OP

Not many people are aware of this ramification dalton99a Mar 2017 #1

Doesn't matter how current healthcare is done; the whole damn healthcare system is in a crisis. democratisphere Mar 2017 #6

All those people who have insurance through their employer Merlot Mar 2017 #7

Two ways it will go for employer plans roamer65 Mar 2017 #2

A very nasty surprise for the middle class. dalton99a Mar 2017 #3

Especially ones with children. roamer65 Mar 2017 #4

Absolutely dalton99a Mar 2017 #5

Why aren't people aware of this alwaysinflux Mar 2017 #8

That's why unions are so important NickB79 Mar 2017 #9

The ACA extended my private corporate healthcare to allow my kids to be on until 26. TheBlackAdder Mar 2017 #10

Yes -- and employers will be able to go back to policies that have annual and lifetime limits. pnwmom Mar 2017 #11

Good! The sooner these RW extremists show Hortensis Mar 2017 #12