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And you don't.
If you like your private health care plan, you can keep it. Period.
See, that's up to your private health care insurer. Did you think that he meant that Obamacare was going to legislate that decision?
Where could that idea have come from?
Oh, never mind. I know.
You know what they say about assume.
If you like your private health care plan, you can keep it. Period.
See, that's up to your private health care insurer. Did you think that he meant that Obamacare was going to legislate that decision?
Where could that idea have come from?
Oh, never mind. I know.
You know what they say about assume.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpa-5JdCnmo]36 Times Obama Said You Could Keep Your Health Care Plan - YouTube[/ame]
What he meant when he said 36 times "if you like your plan you can keep your plan. Period" was that the (un)aca wouldn't affect people's choice of keeping the plan they liked. The (un)aca did the opposite, it legislated people's choice.
He. Lied. Period.
"but, but, but obama!"
Spin little spider, spin.
See, that's up to your private health care insurer. Did you think that he meant that Obamacare was going to legislate that decision?
Where could that idea have come from?
Oh, never mind. I know.
You know what they say about assume.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpa-5JdCnmo]36 Times Obama Said You Could Keep Your Health Care Plan - YouTube[/ame]
What he meant when he said 36 times "if you like your plan you can keep your plan. Period" was that the (un)aca wouldn't affect people's choice of keeping the plan they liked. The (un)aca did the opposite, it legislated people's choice.
He. Lied. Period.
"but, but, but obama!"
Spin little spider, spin.
You're speaking to the problems of private corporation health care insurance. They can change policies every year at will. And do. In service of make more money regardless of the cost to others.
They were offered grandfathering. Some chose it. Some didn't.
And you don't.
If you like your private health care plan, you can keep it. Period.
See, that's up to your private health care insurer. Did you think that he meant that Obamacare was going to legislate that decision?
Where could that idea have come from?
Oh, never mind. I know.
You know what they say about assume.
If you like your private health care plan, you can keep it. Period.
See, that's up to your private health care insurer. Did you think that he meant that Obamacare was going to legislate that decision?
Where could that idea have come from?
Oh, never mind. I know.
You know what they say about assume.
At the same time that Obama lied to me -- telling me that "I could keep my plan" --- he DID pass legislation that OUTLAWED my Prof Org from OFFERING me national group insurance thru that avenue..
HE and your revolutionary ShitHeads in Congress KNEW they were outlawing my plan WHILE they told me "I could keep it".. In this case, --- had NOTHING, NADA, ZERO to do with the insurance companies.
In other cases --- asstroll --- folks that HAD plans that they liked were not told that their plans NOW HAD TO UNDER LAW --- remove the lifetime caps and cover transgender assignment surgery. This was NOT ---- the plans that they liked.. And AGAIN --- the insurance companies were NOT the entities that FORCED modification to those plans.
You have MAJOR CARRIERS like United HealthCare simply stating that they are LEAVING many states because they WILL NOT write individual policies that comply with ACA for small groups or individuals. And I don't blame them --- I BLAME MORONS LIKE YOU that make excuses for attempting to tear up their policies and WITHOUT NEGOTIATION -- force individuals OUT of their plans for no good reason.
As usual --- you got nothing.. You're on the wrong side of logic and reason. And you want to want the problem on either a talk show host or CO2. WHEN in fact ---- USEFUL IDIOT TOOLS like yourself --------- ARE the problem.
See, that's up to your private health care insurer. Did you think that he meant that Obamacare was going to legislate that decision?
Where could that idea have come from?
Oh, never mind. I know.
You know what they say about assume.
At the same time that Obama lied to me -- telling me that "I could keep my plan" --- he DID pass legislation that OUTLAWED my Prof Org from OFFERING me national group insurance thru that avenue..
HE and your revolutionary ShitHeads in Congress KNEW they were outlawing my plan WHILE they told me "I could keep it".. In this case, --- had NOTHING, NADA, ZERO to do with the insurance companies.
In other cases --- asstroll --- folks that HAD plans that they liked were not told that their plans NOW HAD TO UNDER LAW --- remove the lifetime caps and cover transgender assignment surgery. This was NOT ---- the plans that they liked.. And AGAIN --- the insurance companies were NOT the entities that FORCED modification to those plans.
You have MAJOR CARRIERS like United HealthCare simply stating that they are LEAVING many states because they WILL NOT write individual policies that comply with ACA for small groups or individuals. And I don't blame them --- I BLAME MORONS LIKE YOU that make excuses for attempting to tear up their policies and WITHOUT NEGOTIATION -- force individuals OUT of their plans for no good reason.
As usual --- you got nothing.. You're on the wrong side of logic and reason. And you want to want the problem on either a talk show host or CO2. WHEN in fact ---- USEFUL IDIOT TOOLS like yourself --------- ARE the problem.
He did his part, grandfathering. Talk to your insurance company if you're unhappy with their decisions. Or pick another one. Free market you know.
At the same time that Obama lied to me -- telling me that "I could keep my plan" --- he DID pass legislation that OUTLAWED my Prof Org from OFFERING me national group insurance thru that avenue..
HE and your revolutionary ShitHeads in Congress KNEW they were outlawing my plan WHILE they told me "I could keep it".. In this case, --- had NOTHING, NADA, ZERO to do with the insurance companies.
In other cases --- asstroll --- folks that HAD plans that they liked were not told that their plans NOW HAD TO UNDER LAW --- remove the lifetime caps and cover transgender assignment surgery. This was NOT ---- the plans that they liked.. And AGAIN --- the insurance companies were NOT the entities that FORCED modification to those plans.
You have MAJOR CARRIERS like United HealthCare simply stating that they are LEAVING many states because they WILL NOT write individual policies that comply with ACA for small groups or individuals. And I don't blame them --- I BLAME MORONS LIKE YOU that make excuses for attempting to tear up their policies and WITHOUT NEGOTIATION -- force individuals OUT of their plans for no good reason.
As usual --- you got nothing.. You're on the wrong side of logic and reason. And you want to want the problem on either a talk show host or CO2. WHEN in fact ---- USEFUL IDIOT TOOLS like yourself --------- ARE the problem.
He did his part, grandfathering. Talk to your insurance company if you're unhappy with their decisions. Or pick another one. Free market you know.
Your Dear Leader should be ON HIS WAY TO JAIL --- for insurance FRAUD.. But that would only apply IF he was part of the "free market" wouldn't it? Where dishonesty, THEFT, and FRAUD actually has consequences..
Instead of competent PROFESSIONALS with DECADES of insurance experience managing my health care group.. Now I have a LYING ASS PREZ, and an army of ACORN agitators as UNLICENSED UNACCOUNTABLE navigators to "guide me"..
Ex-cons who have NO IDEA what an actuarial table is.. But that wouldn't bother an asstroll would it?
See, that's up to your private health care insurer. Did you think that he meant that Obamacare was going to legislate that decision?
Where could that idea have come from?
Oh, never mind. I know.
You know what they say about assume.
At the same time that Obama lied to me -- telling me that "I could keep my plan" --- he DID pass legislation that OUTLAWED my Prof Org from OFFERING me national group insurance thru that avenue..
HE and your revolutionary ShitHeads in Congress KNEW they were outlawing my plan WHILE they told me "I could keep it".. In this case, --- had NOTHING, NADA, ZERO to do with the insurance companies.
In other cases --- asstroll --- folks that HAD plans that they liked were not told that their plans NOW HAD TO UNDER LAW --- remove the lifetime caps and cover transgender assignment surgery. This was NOT ---- the plans that they liked.. And AGAIN --- the insurance companies were NOT the entities that FORCED modification to those plans.
You have MAJOR CARRIERS like United HealthCare simply stating that they are LEAVING many states because they WILL NOT write individual policies that comply with ACA for small groups or individuals. And I don't blame them --- I BLAME MORONS LIKE YOU that make excuses for attempting to tear up their policies and WITHOUT NEGOTIATION -- force individuals OUT of their plans for no good reason.
As usual --- you got nothing.. You're on the wrong side of logic and reason. And you want to want the problem on either a talk show host or CO2. WHEN in fact ---- USEFUL IDIOT TOOLS like yourself --------- ARE the problem.
He did his part, grandfathering. Talk to your insurance company if you're unhappy with their decisions. Or pick another one. Free market you know.
At the same time that Obama lied to me -- telling me that "I could keep my plan" --- he DID pass legislation that OUTLAWED my Prof Org from OFFERING me national group insurance thru that avenue..
HE and your revolutionary ShitHeads in Congress KNEW they were outlawing my plan WHILE they told me "I could keep it".. In this case, --- had NOTHING, NADA, ZERO to do with the insurance companies.
In other cases --- asstroll --- folks that HAD plans that they liked were not told that their plans NOW HAD TO UNDER LAW --- remove the lifetime caps and cover transgender assignment surgery. This was NOT ---- the plans that they liked.. And AGAIN --- the insurance companies were NOT the entities that FORCED modification to those plans.
You have MAJOR CARRIERS like United HealthCare simply stating that they are LEAVING many states because they WILL NOT write individual policies that comply with ACA for small groups or individuals. And I don't blame them --- I BLAME MORONS LIKE YOU that make excuses for attempting to tear up their policies and WITHOUT NEGOTIATION -- force individuals OUT of their plans for no good reason.
As usual --- you got nothing.. You're on the wrong side of logic and reason. And you want to want the problem on either a talk show host or CO2. WHEN in fact ---- USEFUL IDIOT TOOLS like yourself --------- ARE the problem.
He did his part, grandfathering. Talk to your insurance company if you're unhappy with their decisions. Or pick another one. Free market you know.
no hell that is not his part staying out of my life is his part.
...hes said, from the safe warm confines of Obama's transverse colon.Speaking of fawning bootlickers...Our enemies have no respect for America and Americans.
Am I your enemy, boy? What are you going to do about it? Post with unmerited arrogance on the internet? That'll show me, won't it?
Run along, child. You're hopelessly outclassed.
I can't think of a single person with less class than you.
):...hes said, from the safe warm confines of Obama's transverse colon.Speaking of fawning bootlickers...
Am I your enemy, boy? What are you going to do about it? Post with unmerited arrogance on the internet? That'll show me, won't it?
Run along, child. You're hopelessly outclassed.
I can't think of a single person with less class than you.
Meanwhile, you've utterly failed to answer the question (gasp
Am I your enemy, boy?
I'm still waiting to hear from someone who supposedly just loooved his non-compliant policy...
Throughout the health reform debate, the President has been clear that we should build on the insurance system we have, keeping the parts that work and gradually fixing the parts that dont.
The Affordable Care Act is designed to let Americans keep their health insurance if they like it while adding important consumer benefits to give businesses, families and individuals higher quality (my comment: higher quality care = more things covered whether you need/want them or not = less choice for the consumer) care at lower prices and more control over their own care (my comment: less control because you have less choice).
Later today, Labor Secretary Hilda Solis and I will announce the latest step were taking to implement the Affordable Care Act with the announcement of a new regulation that is a key part of this approach.
The new regulation will expand new consumer protections to all Americans with health insurance, moving us toward the competitive, patient-centered market of the future. This rule reflects the Presidents policy that Americans should be able to keep their health plan and doctor if they want.
Heres how the new rule will work:
Starting with health plan or policy years beginning on or after September 23, Americans with private health insurance plans will get some new consumer protections. For example, insurance companies will be prohibited from putting lifetime limits on your coverage. And theyll no longer be able to cancel your insurance when you get sick just by finding an error in your paperwork.(my comment: and all you children, men and older women will be covered for maternity, newborn, pediatric care (including vision and dental)! Don't forget rehab services too!)
Health coverage that was in effect when the Affordable Care Act was enacted will be exempt from some provisions in the Act if they remain grandfathered under a provision in the law. Under the rule issued today, employers or issuers offering such coverage will have the flexibility of making reasonable changes without losing their grandfathered status. For example, employers will be able to make some changes to the benefits their plans offer, raise premiums or change employee cost-sharing to keep pace with health costs within some limits, and continue to enroll new employees and their families.
(my comment: KEY here is they changed this rule, see second link below)
However, if health plans significantly raise co-payments or deductibles, or if they significantly reduce benefits for example, if they stop covering treatment for a disease like HIV/AIDS or cystic fibrosis theyll lose their grandfathered status and their customers will get the same full set of consumer protections as new plans.
The bottom line is that under the Affordable Care Act, if you like your doctor and plan, you can keep them.<---Outright lie.
In November 2010, HHS modified the regulation to provide even further flexibility for larger companies, even allowing them to change insurance providers without losing grandfathered status, despite already giving them favorable treatment. According to the HHS fact-check:
Previously, one of the ways an employer group health plan could lose its grandfather status was if the employer changed issuers switching from one insurance company to another. The original regulation only allowed self-funded plans to change third-party administrators without necessarily losing their grandfathered plan status. Todays amendment allows all group health plans to switch insurance companies and shop for the same coverage at a lower cost while maintaining their grandfathered status, so long as the structure of the coverage doesnt violate one of the other rules for maintaining grandfathered plan status.
By comparison, HHS regulations for individual insurance coverage ensured that relatively minor changes to these plans for example, an increase in the deductible above a certain amount would result in these plans losing grandfathered status. Whereas the regulations allowed businesses to swap out one insurance carrier for another, buyers in the individual insurance market could not even change plans with the same carrier without losing protected status. (my comment: obama KNEW since 2010 that individual plans would be cancelled by the millions and yet he continuously, CONTINUOUSLY, went out and lied, saying "if you like your plan you can keep your plan. Period".)
During a White House meeting with President Obama in February 2010, then-House Minority Whip Eric Cantor challenged the President directly about his repeated claims that Americans would be able to keep their existing insurance plans if they desired. The Presidents response was that they were not being forced to change, but that they would do so voluntarily in order to get a better deal. (my comment: obama never bothered answering Cantor, instead he blathered on with the shit of 'people would voluntarily switch out their individual plans for something on the exchange'. obama never bothered answering the fact that due to changes made to the grandfathering clause, individuals would lose the ability to keep the plan they liked. Period.)
The eight to nine million Americans that you refer that might have to change their health insurancekeep in mind out of the 300 million Americans that were talking aboutwould be folks who the CBOthe Congressional Budget Officeestimates would find the deal in the exchange better, would be a better deal, Obama said in response to a question from Cantor. So yes, they would change coverage because theyve got more choice and competition.
Only four months later, President Obamas administration would release the regulations, ensuring that most of the seventeen million people with individual coverage would lose their plans, whether they liked them or not. (my comment: obama has lied from nearly the beginning on being able to keep your plan if you liked it. They re-wrote the regulations that determined what was required to keep the plan as is or what would cancel it. HHS arbitrarily changed the law? I thought only congress could change a law?)
I'm still waiting to hear from someone who supposedly just loooved his non-compliant policy...
From 2010:
Throughout the health reform debate, the President has been clear that we should build on the insurance system we have, keeping the parts that work and gradually fixing the parts that dont.
The Affordable Care Act is designed to let Americans keep their health insurance if they like it while adding important consumer benefits to give businesses, families and individuals higher quality (my comment: higher quality care = more things covered whether you need/want them or not = less choice for the consumer) care at lower prices and more control over their own care (my comment: less control because you have less choice).
Later today, Labor Secretary Hilda Solis and I will announce the latest step were taking to implement the Affordable Care Act with the announcement of a new regulation that is a key part of this approach.
The new regulation will expand new consumer protections to all Americans with health insurance, moving us toward the competitive, patient-centered market of the future. This rule reflects the Presidents policy that Americans should be able to keep their health plan and doctor if they want.
Heres how the new rule will work:
Starting with health plan or policy years beginning on or after September 23, Americans with private health insurance plans will get some new consumer protections. For example, insurance companies will be prohibited from putting lifetime limits on your coverage. And theyll no longer be able to cancel your insurance when you get sick just by finding an error in your paperwork.(my comment: and all you children, men and older women will be covered for maternity, newborn, pediatric care (including vision and dental)! Don't forget rehab services too!)
Health coverage that was in effect when the Affordable Care Act was enacted will be exempt from some provisions in the Act if they remain grandfathered under a provision in the law. Under the rule issued today, employers or issuers offering such coverage will have the flexibility of making reasonable changes without losing their grandfathered status. For example, employers will be able to make some changes to the benefits their plans offer, raise premiums or change employee cost-sharing to keep pace with health costs within some limits, and continue to enroll new employees and their families.
(my comment: KEY here is they changed this rule, see second link below)
However, if health plans significantly raise co-payments or deductibles, or if they significantly reduce benefits for example, if they stop covering treatment for a disease like HIV/AIDS or cystic fibrosis theyll lose their grandfathered status and their customers will get the same full set of consumer protections as new plans.
The bottom line is that under the Affordable Care Act, if you like your doctor and plan, you can keep them.<---Outright lie.
Keeping the Plan You Like | The White House
In November 2010, HHS modified the regulation to provide even further flexibility for larger companies, even allowing them to change insurance providers without losing grandfathered status, despite already giving them favorable treatment. According to the HHS fact-check:
Previously, one of the ways an employer group health plan could lose its grandfather status was if the employer changed issuers switching from one insurance company to another. The original regulation only allowed self-funded plans to change third-party administrators without necessarily losing their grandfathered plan status. Todays amendment allows all group health plans to switch insurance companies and shop for the same coverage at a lower cost while maintaining their grandfathered status, so long as the structure of the coverage doesnt violate one of the other rules for maintaining grandfathered plan status.
By comparison, HHS regulations for individual insurance coverage ensured that relatively minor changes to these plans for example, an increase in the deductible above a certain amount would result in these plans losing grandfathered status. Whereas the regulations allowed businesses to swap out one insurance carrier for another, buyers in the individual insurance market could not even change plans with the same carrier without losing protected status. (my comment: obama KNEW since 2010 that individual plans would be cancelled by the millions and yet he continuously, CONTINUOUSLY, went out and lied, saying "if you like your plan you can keep your plan. Period".)
During a White House meeting with President Obama in February 2010, then-House Minority Whip Eric Cantor challenged the President directly about his repeated claims that Americans would be able to keep their existing insurance plans if they desired. The Presidents response was that they were not being forced to change, but that they would do so voluntarily in order to get a better deal. (my comment: obama never bothered answering Cantor, instead he blathered on with the shit of 'people would voluntarily switch out their individual plans for something on the exchange'. obama never bothered answering the fact that due to changes made to the grandfathering clause, individuals would lose the ability to keep the plan they liked. Period.)
The eight to nine million Americans that you refer that might have to change their health insurancekeep in mind out of the 300 million Americans that were talking aboutwould be folks who the CBOthe Congressional Budget Officeestimates would find the deal in the exchange better, would be a better deal, Obama said in response to a question from Cantor. So yes, they would change coverage because theyve got more choice and competition.
Only four months later, President Obamas administration would release the regulations, ensuring that most of the seventeen million people with individual coverage would lose their plans, whether they liked them or not. (my comment: obama has lied from nearly the beginning on being able to keep your plan if you liked it. They re-wrote the regulations that determined what was required to keep the plan as is or what would cancel it. HHS arbitrarily changed the law? I thought only congress could change a law?)
Obama modified 'grandfathering' rules to benefit businesses | The Daily Caller
From 2010:
Throughout the health reform debate, the President has been clear that we should build on the insurance system we have, keeping the parts that work and gradually fixing the parts that dont.
The Affordable Care Act is designed to let Americans keep their health insurance if they like it while adding important consumer benefits to give businesses, families and individuals higher quality (my comment: higher quality care = more things covered whether you need/want them or not = less choice for the consumer) care at lower prices and more control over their own care (my comment: less control because you have less choice).
Later today, Labor Secretary Hilda Solis and I will announce the latest step were taking to implement the Affordable Care Act with the announcement of a new regulation that is a key part of this approach.
The new regulation will expand new consumer protections to all Americans with health insurance, moving us toward the competitive, patient-centered market of the future. This rule reflects the Presidents policy that Americans should be able to keep their health plan and doctor if they want.
Heres how the new rule will work:
Starting with health plan or policy years beginning on or after September 23, Americans with private health insurance plans will get some new consumer protections. For example, insurance companies will be prohibited from putting lifetime limits on your coverage. And theyll no longer be able to cancel your insurance when you get sick just by finding an error in your paperwork.(my comment: and all you children, men and older women will be covered for maternity, newborn, pediatric care (including vision and dental)! Don't forget rehab services too!)
Health coverage that was in effect when the Affordable Care Act was enacted will be exempt from some provisions in the Act if they remain grandfathered under a provision in the law. Under the rule issued today, employers or issuers offering such coverage will have the flexibility of making reasonable changes without losing their grandfathered status. For example, employers will be able to make some changes to the benefits their plans offer, raise premiums or change employee cost-sharing to keep pace with health costs within some limits, and continue to enroll new employees and their families.
(my comment: KEY here is they changed this rule, see second link below)
However, if health plans significantly raise co-payments or deductibles, or if they significantly reduce benefits for example, if they stop covering treatment for a disease like HIV/AIDS or cystic fibrosis theyll lose their grandfathered status and their customers will get the same full set of consumer protections as new plans.
The bottom line is that under the Affordable Care Act, if you like your doctor and plan, you can keep them.<---Outright lie.
Keeping the Plan You Like | The White House
In November 2010, HHS modified the regulation to provide even further flexibility for larger companies, even allowing them to change insurance providers without losing grandfathered status, despite already giving them favorable treatment. According to the HHS fact-check:
Previously, one of the ways an employer group health plan could lose its grandfather status was if the employer changed issuers switching from one insurance company to another. The original regulation only allowed self-funded plans to change third-party administrators without necessarily losing their grandfathered plan status. Todays amendment allows all group health plans to switch insurance companies and shop for the same coverage at a lower cost while maintaining their grandfathered status, so long as the structure of the coverage doesnt violate one of the other rules for maintaining grandfathered plan status.
By comparison, HHS regulations for individual insurance coverage ensured that relatively minor changes to these plans for example, an increase in the deductible above a certain amount would result in these plans losing grandfathered status. Whereas the regulations allowed businesses to swap out one insurance carrier for another, buyers in the individual insurance market could not even change plans with the same carrier without losing protected status. (my comment: obama KNEW since 2010 that individual plans would be cancelled by the millions and yet he continuously, CONTINUOUSLY, went out and lied, saying "if you like your plan you can keep your plan. Period".)
During a White House meeting with President Obama in February 2010, then-House Minority Whip Eric Cantor challenged the President directly about his repeated claims that Americans would be able to keep their existing insurance plans if they desired. The Presidents response was that they were not being forced to change, but that they would do so voluntarily in order to get a better deal. (my comment: obama never bothered answering Cantor, instead he blathered on with the shit of 'people would voluntarily switch out their individual plans for something on the exchange'. obama never bothered answering the fact that due to changes made to the grandfathering clause, individuals would lose the ability to keep the plan they liked. Period.)
The eight to nine million Americans that you refer that might have to change their health insurancekeep in mind out of the 300 million Americans that were talking aboutwould be folks who the CBOthe Congressional Budget Officeestimates would find the deal in the exchange better, would be a better deal, Obama said in response to a question from Cantor. So yes, they would change coverage because theyve got more choice and competition.
Only four months later, President Obamas administration would release the regulations, ensuring that most of the seventeen million people with individual coverage would lose their plans, whether they liked them or not. (my comment: obama has lied from nearly the beginning on being able to keep your plan if you liked it. They re-wrote the regulations that determined what was required to keep the plan as is or what would cancel it. HHS arbitrarily changed the law? I thought only congress could change a law?)
Obama modified 'grandfathering' rules to benefit businesses | The Daily Caller
" Only four months later, President Obamas administration would release the regulations, ensuring that most of the seventeen million people with individual coverage would lose their plans, whether they liked them or not. "
What were those regulations that eliminated the grandfathering choice for insurance companies?
" Only four months later, President Obamas administration would release the regulations, ensuring that most of the seventeen million people with individual coverage would lose their plans, whether they liked them or not. "
What were those regulations that eliminated the grandfathering choice for insurance companies?
What difference, at this point, does it make? obama knew from Nov 2010 that individual health insurance plans would be cancelled and yet he continuously said "if you like your plan you can keep your plan. Period". He didn't say "if you like your group plan you can keep your group plan; 17 million who have individual plans will likely have yours cancelled". He didn't say "if you like your plan you can keep your plan UNLESS ...". Hell, he didn't even say "if you like your plan you can keep your plan unless the newly re-written grand-father regulations prohibit that, please make sure to find out if this pertains to you. For information on this please go here."
He knew millions would lose their plans and yet he went out and lied about it by saying "if you like your plan you can keep your plan. Period."
" Only four months later, President Obamas administration would release the regulations, ensuring that most of the seventeen million people with individual coverage would lose their plans, whether they liked them or not. "
What were those regulations that eliminated the grandfathering choice for insurance companies?
What difference, at this point, does it make? obama knew from Nov 2010 that individual health insurance plans would be cancelled and yet he continuously said "if you like your plan you can keep your plan. Period". He didn't say "if you like your group plan you can keep your group plan; 17 million who have individual plans will likely have yours cancelled". He didn't say "if you like your plan you can keep your plan UNLESS ...". Hell, he didn't even say "if you like your plan you can keep your plan unless the newly re-written grand-father regulations prohibit that, please make sure to find out if this pertains to you. For information on this please go here."
He knew millions would lose their plans and yet he went out and lied about it by saying "if you like your plan you can keep your plan. Period."
I think you are trying to sell the Republican desperate propaganda that blames Obama on insurance business decisions.
What we're the regulations that eliminated the grandfathering choice?
