I work in healthcare and speak with a rather large number of people with unresolved health issues. When I ask them about their insurance, inevitably they say they have none, in very large numbers, too. Nearly every one of them had been turned down for any Obamacare policies and they can't afford regular health insurance. They are the tweeners. They make too much for Obamacare and too little to afford regular health insurance, even if provided by their work since most employer provided health insurance takes a huge amount out of the checks of those the employer is "providing" it to. LOL! (That is one of the dis-qualifiers for Obamacare; working for an employer who "provides" health insurance.)
Of course, Obamacare was also to result in an average decrease in health insurance premiums of $2500/yer. Instead, it caused a rise in premiums of about $2500 per year with huge increases in deductibles.
Watching a Biden interview he was adamant that he would not support the dismantling of Obamacare. Not a good position to be in, if you ask me. I know it's partly YOUR baby Joe, but still, it ain't working.
From what I can tell, there is one or two tweeners without health insurance for every one covered by Obamacare. Joe's position costs him one vote per Obamacare insured individual. Bye Joe!
I think health insurance could be a big issue either way if not considered properly.
What about the tweeners?????
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