Common sense really...but that is in my reality.
Anyway, I am thrilled about the people who are now going to be insured. Truly. This is good news!
Now....I may be wrong, and I am sure someone will correct me if I am wrong...but I found this on Facebook yesterday;
"So, my Dad, after working since he was 14, retired 2 years ago from Lockheed. He has a strange, undiagnosed blood condition (has even been to John Hopkins) where he is extremely prone to blood clots; so he has to give himself injections of blood thinners every morning. Because of Obamacare, his health insurance has gone up $700 a month, and now has to go back to work just to be able to afford health insurance. THIS ISN'T FAIR!!!! THE MAN HAS PAID HIS DUES, LET HIM REST!!!! LEAVE HIM ALONE!!!!!!! He has worked very hard and been fair his whole life, did what he was supposed to by saving for retirement so he wouldn't have to work in his later years, and it was all for not. Complete bullshit man, AFFORDABLE health care act my ass, now its personal. Please Lord, make it so my Dad can afford this without having to go back to work. PLEASE!!!"
...so...it would seem, but I may getting this ALL wrong, that I am beginning to see where the 14% of the uninsured, but soon will be insured, will be getting their funding.
Jody and her ilk...drinking milk...wearing silk.
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Not extravagant.
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- I rejoice in our healthcare!
- Okay...so correct me...PLEASE...if I am wrong
- Notice the smooth transition, Jody?
- Your post is incomprehensible to me. I would help if I could.
- S'all good. You and your ilk have done quite enough already.
- You made an extravagant claim. You gave no foundation for it.
- Not extravagant.
- Who ya gonna believe?
- Don't believe everything you read on the internet.
- And PS
- Not extravagant.
- You made an extravagant claim. You gave no foundation for it.
- S'all good. You and your ilk have done quite enough already.
- Another way to look at it...
- #1 in cost, #37 in outcomes. And some people love the status quo.
- Why did it go up? n/t
- Ours went up $400 a month
- You went through the CA exchange, and shopped, right?
- I have employer-provided insurance, and it's Health Net.
- Lots of folks benefit from the competetive listings on the exchanges. You don't have to earn the subsidy to benefit.
- There have been competitive listing websites online for years.
- If ACA did nothing new then never mind.
- Re: If ACA did nothing new then never mind.
- A lot of people are finding respectable savings, and improved policies.
- Numbers
- Statistics
- Assumptions
- 9 million.
- Wait until the employer mandate hits.
- Statistics
- Numbers
- A lot of people are finding respectable savings, and improved policies.
- Re: If ACA did nothing new then never mind.
- If ACA did nothing new then never mind.
- There have been competitive listing websites online for years.
- Lots of folks benefit from the competetive listings on the exchanges. You don't have to earn the subsidy to benefit.
- I have employer-provided insurance, and it's Health Net.
- You went through the CA exchange, and shopped, right?
- Okay...so correct me...PLEASE...if I am wrong