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I don't have to watch anything. I may choose to watch it at some point. But I don't have to do it.
They do have a point..
Ugh, HIPAA protections only apply to group plans and interstate purchasing lowers some premiums by making it easier to throw expensive customers out of the risk pool (i.e. it certainly doesn't lead to lower rates for cancer patients or their families--getting rid of those people is the mechanism for lowering other people's premiums). This guy's in for a rude awakening if his policy preferences ever come to pass.
Ugh, HIPAA protections only apply to group plans and interstate purchasing lowers some premiums by making it easier to throw expensive customers out of the risk pool (i.e. it certainly doesn't lead to lower rates for cancer patients or their families--getting rid of those people is the mechanism for lowering other people's premiums). This guy's in for a rude awakening if his policy preferences ever come to pass.
"Ma'am... this is a pointless conversation.... all you have to do is sell your Hummer" (btw, a piece of crap)
Wow... too logical of a solution when you can get everyone else to pay for it for ya
Nice job lady.... she made his point for him.
Ugh, HIPAA protections only apply to group plans and interstate purchasing lowers some premiums by making it easier to throw expensive customers out of the risk pool (i.e. it certainly doesn't lead to lower rates for cancer patients or their families--getting rid of those people is the mechanism for lowering other people's premiums). This guy's in for a rude awakening if his policy preferences ever come to pass.
Ugh, HIPAA protections only apply to group plans and interstate purchasing lowers some premiums by making it easier to throw expensive customers out of the risk pool (i.e. it certainly doesn't lead to lower rates for cancer patients or their families--getting rid of those people is the mechanism for lowering other people's premiums). This guy's in for a rude awakening if his policy preferences ever come to pass.
Oh shut up, it's a bad bill and everyone knows it.
"Ma'am... this is a pointless conversation.... all you have to do is sell your Hummer" (btw, a piece of crap)
Wow... too logical of a solution when you can get everyone else to pay for it for ya
Nice job lady.... she made his point for him.
"Ma'am... this is a pointless conversation.... all you have to do is sell your Hummer" (btw, a piece of crap)
Wow... too logical of a solution when you can get everyone else to pay for it for ya
Nice job lady.... she made his point for him.
When will liberals ever learn nothing is for free?
Really?
Really?
Yes, really. This guy's rationale for why the situation is a-okay is that federal law currently protects him and his family from exclusion or discrimination based on his wife's condition. However, under the proposal he apparently supports, those protections go away as people are transitioned out of group insurance and into individual insurance; buyers in the individual market wouldn't enjoy the consumer protections that currently benefit him. That's not a side effect of that proposal, that's the point of it.
Apparently looking good on your 22's is more important than taking care for yourself..
I have to wonder why nobody told her how to spend money wisely.
