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WillowTree

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3. Yes, it is still in effect (even though I'll never convince my cousin of that).

Reply to subterranean (Reply #1)

Wed Oct 18, 2017, 10:40 PM

Oct 2017

They don't have to get their coverage from the exchanges. They can buy whatever insurance they want. But if they don't go through he exchange, the government doesn't pay part of the premiums. I'd have to object to the fact that my employer pays part of my premiums in order to have a problem with that.

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an answer to our Obama care? [View all] bluestarone Oct 2017 OP

Members of Congress get their insurance from the ACA exchanges. subterranean Oct 2017 #1

Yes, it is still in effect (even though I'll never convince my cousin of that). WillowTree Oct 2017 #3

That is what I heard awhile ago. BigmanPigman Oct 2017 #5

Here's the answer and it's surprising. Hoyt Oct 2017 #2

ty bluestarone Oct 2017 #4

They said they have 50+ plans to choose from and they get most of their Hoyt Oct 2017 #6

one more question bluestarone Oct 2017 #7

wait... what? their providers get subsidies?!1! dweller Oct 2017 #8