Comical Thread.So How Many People(Locally) Are Much Sicker Due To Passage Of GOP Health-Care Bill?

[J.E.D]

Rexx Taylor is a blithering idiot. The AHCA just made it out of the House, and will only resemble the bill in its current state if and when it comes out of the Senate.

 

[Rexx Taylor]

its 10:04 EST,,,so far, no one on my street has died !!!

 

[oreo]

The Democrats have been making sure they get the message out that at least all sick people and those with pre-existing conditions will likely wind up in a coma, brain freeze, lose at least one body part,suddenly need a cath bag,colostomy bag,breathing machine,sudden diagnosis of diabetes or become possessed by a demon.
Yup, Democrats & Liberals, the party that always tells the truth, especially keeps up posted on the most accurate presidential polls on ABC and CNN seem pretty convinced that up to 150 Million of us are going to die/almost die by the end of 2019.
Well, the ACA is 50% the way there!
So in your replies, please keep us posted on how the new GOP Health-Care bill is affecting the locals in your town.

This bill is dead on arrival in the Senate--they will be writing their own bill now. The House Repubicans voted for it--only for a political dog and pony show--so they can run home and tell their "constituents" that they voted to "repeal & replace"--and to put a feather in the Ass Clown's hat that is sitting in the Oval office.
Senate won't vote on House-passed healthcare bill

The Republican house bill specifically targets the TRUMP VOTER--which is hillarious in my opinion. Insurers will have a hay-day with 50 to 64 year olds--and the premiums will skyrocket way past what they're paying for Obamacare. In fact this age group, is targeted as the high risk pool in the House bill. People from 50 to 64 years old are the ones most likely to have a pre-existing medical issue, or are most likely to get one.
House to vote Thursday on Obamacare repeal bill - CNNPolitics.com

Here is what AARP has to say about the Republican House bill.

1. Impose an age tax. Insurers could charge older adults five times what younger consumers pay for health insurance — up from three times what younger people pay, under the current law. At the same time, the bill would reduce tax credits that help older adults afford their coverage. The age tax could increase annual premiums by $13,000, according to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO). Making matters worse, states could receive a federal waiver that would allow insurers to charge even more than five times what younger people pay.
2. Allow insurers to charge higher premiums to consumers with preexisting conditions, potentially to levels that people cannot afford. Some 25 million people ages 50 to 64 have a preexisting condition, such as cancer, diabetes or heart disease. They are protected under current law from paying more for insurance than those without such conditions.
3. Permit states to rely upon high-risk pools with sky-high premiums to cover people with preexisting conditions. That tab could reach $25,700 a year in 2019, according to AARP’s Public Policy Institute. What’s more, high-risk pools are not a viable solution. When they were used before the passage of the Affordable Care Act, they put such a financial burden on states that benefits were limited, and enrollment in them was capped.
4. Jeopardize essential health benefits. States could receive waivers allowing insurers to eliminate coverage for critical benefits. Among the benefits states could opt out of: emergency services, hospitalization, prescription drug coverage, mental health services, chronic disease management and preventive care.
5. Undermine Medicare’s financial health. By reducing Medicare’s revenue, the bill would hasten the program’s insolvency by as much as four years and weakens its ability to pay for future services.
6. Do nothing to address the high cost of prescription drugs. Consumers with chronic illnesses have seen the price of their medications more than double since 2006, and this legislation would do nothing to help lower costs. At the same time, it would hand a $200 billion windfall in tax breaks to special interests like drugmakers and insurance companies.
7. Cut Medicaid funding by $880 billion over 10 years. More than 17 million low-income seniors, children and adults with disabilities rely on Medicaid. Millions of low-income seniors and people of all ages with disabilities risk losing access to critical long-term services and supports.
8. Leave millions of Americans without health insurance. Under this legislation, as many as 24 million people would lose their health care coverage within a decade, according to the CBO

8 Ways New Healthcare Bill Is Harmful to Your Health - AARP

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[NYcarbineer]

The Democrats have been making sure they get the message out that at least all sick people and those with pre-existing conditions will likely wind up in a coma, brain freeze, lose at least one body part,suddenly need a cath bag,colostomy bag,breathing machine,sudden diagnosis of diabetes or become possessed by a demon.
Yup, Democrats & Liberals, the party that always tells the truth, especially keeps up posted on the most accurate presidential polls on ABC and CNN seem pretty convinced that up to 150 Million of us are going to die/almost die by the end of 2019.
Well, the ACA is 50% the way there!
So in your replies, please keep us posted on how the new GOP Health-Care bill is affecting the locals in your town.

The GOP hasn't passed the bill, dumbass.

 

[Rexx Taylor]

Im just waking up here,,,looked out my window,,,,no dead bodies on the street/no ambulances either

 

[Rexx Taylor]

As a cost cutting and country saving measure I dark fury pledge to cut the phone lines to the Democrat suicide prevention hot line.

well, if Trump-Care fails, then at least Nancy Peloso's eyes, ears, arms, one leg,one breast,nose will eventually fall off, and probably get eaten by very large cockroaches