WEBCO wrote:
20,000,000 people got insurance, most had pre-existing conditions, and 30,000,000 lost the insurance "that they chose" to buy. How do you think that that saves "us" money.
Obamacare threw out the baby and kept the bath water. It "was" a disaster for me and my family. It was an unmitigated failure for millions of Americans. It cost me, as a sole provider for me, and my family about $20,000 a year in penalties and out of pocket costs. My work place insurance cost me, and my family of 4, around $400 a month with a $1,500 total deductible. With Obamacare my premium would have been $800 a month, with a $10,000 deductible per person. I couldn't afford that, and saw NO benefit in it, so the government taxed me for having the gaul to pay cash for services rendered by my own doctors.
Don't get me wrong, I love the pre-existing condition clause, my wife has a pre-existing condition. I don't "expect" other people to help me pay for that though.
Why is it that the progressive left thinks that they know what's better for me, and my family, than I do?
20,000,000 people got insurance, most had pre-exis... (
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Stop with the attitude, no one one the left is telling you what to do nor asking for a handout for a precondition for you to pay for, which is the relentless mantra from the right. Asking to be ABLE to carry insurance and be covered is NOT a freaking handout, get over it already, your needle's stuck.
Stop just throwing sh*t out there or I won't respond, where's the facts, show me where you got those arbitrary numbers from. If 20,000 people got insurance, that is 20,000 more. If 30,000 lost theirs it'll only be temporary until they find another carrier that will actually pay for their claim should one arise. You would think you people would be happy over uncovering fraudulent policies that unsuspecting people were paying for and would be in deep sh*t if they were to need coverage, in their darkest hour, or has that still not yet
A fact... the more people covered, the more insurance prices will fall and the more we don't have to pay for the uninsured when they go to the hospital or apply for Medicare.