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Doreen

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7. this is just a question with an example.

Reply to mrmpa (Original post)

Thu May 4, 2017, 10:00 AM

May 2017

If a person is getting lets say $25 a month for their health insurance is there going to be a use it or lose it? I mean if you do not use it every month you are not allowed to combine that with months to come?

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If my math is incorrect let me know, but........ [View all] mrmpa May 2017 OP

It is $8 billion over 5 years Trekologer May 2017 #1

Thank you! nikibatts May 2017 #10

I believe atreides1 May 2017 #2

from my congressman.... spanone May 2017 #3

This is not about health care but a tax cut for the rich Botany May 2017 #4

To be fair, I think there is already $130B in the bill for this, $8B is additional. Still not enough Hoyt May 2017 #5

I'm still only getting $431 per person Bayard May 2017 #11

No, they are doing that 10 year thing. But, I don't think the "risk pool" would affect those Hoyt May 2017 #13

Of course they will say it was suppose to be 8Trillion, some clerk typo. CK_John May 2017 #6

this is just a question with an example. Doreen May 2017 #7

$8bn is an arbitrary number pulled out of somebody's ass just to have a media soundbite & get the MedusaX May 2017 #8

Truth MGKrebs May 2017 #12

My wife has been an attorney for almost 25 years Volstagg May 2017 #9