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32 million? Wonder how that is when only 10.4 million, as of June, are enrolled.
Obamacare 2017 enrollment hits record, despite Trump's threat to repeal
CNN, no less.
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Republicans to vote for leaving 32 million uninsured
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32 million? Wonder how that is when only 10.4 million, as of June, are enrolled.
Obamacare 2017 enrollment hits record, despite Trump's threat to repeal
CNN, no less.
Also doubling premiums according to CBO
32 million more people would be uninsured under new Senate Obamacare repeal bill
Is this the part where they are making America great?
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Does that include those not yet forced to enroll?
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2020?Are you intentionally lying to the readers, or are you just stupid?A new Senate bill to repeal Obamacare would leave 32 million more people uninsured by 2026 than under current law, according to a Congressional Budget Office analysis released Wednesday.
Even more stunning, three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, such as Medicare or Medicaid.
Also, premiums would about double by 2026, compared to current law.
Read the damn article ......
"The Republicans' latest attempt to fulfill their years-long pledge would effectively repeal Obamacare in 2020, giving lawmakers until then to come up with a replacement plan.
The ramifications of not replacing the law immediately would be severe. Three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, such as Medicare or Medicaid. Also, premiums would about double by 2026, compared to current law, the CBO found."
They are talking about the failure of Obamacare, not about the impact of the Republican approach.
The article says that the current version of the Senate bill would leave 32 million uninsured. However, if you notice, it also says that Congress would have until 2020 to come up with a suitable fix. IF they fail to, then, and only then, would the 32 million people be at risk - as compared to the current law.
But, it also says that unless Obamacare is repealed, "... Three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, ... "
Damn --- take a reading comprehension course, or something. But, at the minimum, stop spreading ignorance and lies.
What in the world would make you think Republicans could come up with a replacement by 2020?
They have had eight fucking years to come up with a suitable plan and came up with squat
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As I said, he knows they won't. Part of the proof he sabbotaged the effort, again, was tefusing to look at the House bill and refusing to work with them.He is asking Republucans to vote for a bill that will double insurance rates and kick 32 million off of insuranceThis is a complete political show vote being held by McConnell, the Washington Establishment Republican who secretly longs to keep the ACA. (What does he care - he exempted himself from it.)
McConnell knows there is no way in hell Republicans or Democrats will allow the ACA to be killed without a replacement. He hopes this will end once and for all Trump and other GOP's call to replace the ACA.
Political suicide
No-chin Mitchie Rich needs to be booted / shown the door...
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MedicaidAlso doubling premiums according to CBO
32 million more people would be uninsured under new Senate Obamacare repeal bill
Is this the part where they are making America great?
.
32 million? Wonder how that is when only 10.4 million, as of June, are enrolled.
Obamacare 2017 enrollment hits record, despite Trump's threat to repeal
CNN, no less.
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More like 2010 when Dems got killed on healthcareSo McConnells plan B is to force a vote on repealing Obamacare next week
How many Republicans are going to vote to kick 32 million off of health insurance and double premiums?
I can't wait for the 2018 elections
It'll be a replay of 2016. Glutton for punishment?????
Your Congressman voted to take away your healthcare. Show him what you think
How does allowing you to determine your own healthcare take it away?
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rightwinger is another idiot who blindly follows anyone who seems smarter than him.Also doubling premiums according to CBO
32 million more people would be uninsured under new Senate Obamacare repeal bill
Is this the part where they are making America great?
.
32 million? Wonder how that is when only 10.4 million, as of June, are enrolled.
Obamacare 2017 enrollment hits record, despite Trump's threat to repeal
CNN, no less.
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By 2020, Obamacare will implode making repeal moot.2020?Are you intentionally lying to the readers, or are you just stupid?A new Senate bill to repeal Obamacare would leave 32 million more people uninsured by 2026 than under current law, according to a Congressional Budget Office analysis released Wednesday.
Even more stunning, three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, such as Medicare or Medicaid.
Also, premiums would about double by 2026, compared to current law.
Read the damn article ......
"The Republicans' latest attempt to fulfill their years-long pledge would effectively repeal Obamacare in 2020, giving lawmakers until then to come up with a replacement plan.
The ramifications of not replacing the law immediately would be severe. Three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, such as Medicare or Medicaid. Also, premiums would about double by 2026, compared to current law, the CBO found."
They are talking about the failure of Obamacare, not about the impact of the Republican approach.
The article says that the current version of the Senate bill would leave 32 million uninsured. However, if you notice, it also says that Congress would have until 2020 to come up with a suitable fix. IF they fail to, then, and only then, would the 32 million people be at risk - as compared to the current law.
But, it also says that unless Obamacare is repealed, "... Three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, ... "
Damn --- take a reading comprehension course, or something. But, at the minimum, stop spreading ignorance and lies.
What in the world would make you think Republicans could come up with a replacement by 2020?
They have had eight fucking years to come up with a suitable plan and came up with squat
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Didn't you read the headline under his Avatar? He has won multiple awards here for lying and misinformation.Damn --- more lies!Also doubling premiums according to CBO
32 million more people would be uninsured under new Senate Obamacare repeal bill
Is this the part where they are making America great?
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How will Trump explain this to his base?
CBO issues a damning report on the impact of repealing Obamacare and Republicans are stupid enough to vote for it
A huge KICK ME sign on their backs
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Are you intentionally lying to the readers, or are you just stupid?A new Senate bill to repeal Obamacare would leave 32 million more people uninsured by 2026 than under current law, according to a Congressional Budget Office analysis released Wednesday.
Even more stunning, three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, such as Medicare or Medicaid.
Also, premiums would about double by 2026, compared to current law.
Read the damn article ......
"The Republicans' latest attempt to fulfill their years-long pledge would effectively repeal Obamacare in 2020, giving lawmakers until then to come up with a replacement plan.
The ramifications of not replacing the law immediately would be severe. Three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, such as Medicare or Medicaid. Also, premiums would about double by 2026, compared to current law, the CBO found."
They are talking about the failure of Obamacare, not about the impact of the Republican approach.
The article says that the current version of the Senate bill would leave 32 million uninsured. However, if you notice, it also says that Congress would have until 2020 to come up with a suitable fix. IF they fail to, then, and only then, would the 32 million people be at risk - as compared to the current law.
But, it also says that unless Obamacare is repealed, "... Three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, ... "
Damn --- take a reading comprehension course, or something. But, at the minimum, stop spreading ignorance and lies.
Why do they assume the markets without insurers will remain without insurers? Get rid of Obama care and insurance companies will be able to provide competitive plans and reenter the markets.
Does anyone in Washington actually understand how the market works?
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In that case, he'd be following the entire crowd.rightwinger is another idiot who blindly follows anyone who seems smarter than him.Also doubling premiums according to CBO
32 million more people would be uninsured under new Senate Obamacare repeal bill
Is this the part where they are making America great?
.
32 million? Wonder how that is when only 10.4 million, as of June, are enrolled.
Obamacare 2017 enrollment hits record, despite Trump's threat to repeal
CNN, no less.
Here's a plan - go buy your own fuckin health insurance. I laugh at you worthless leftists that need the government to think and do everything for you.2020?Are you intentionally lying to the readers, or are you just stupid?A new Senate bill to repeal Obamacare would leave 32 million more people uninsured by 2026 than under current law, according to a Congressional Budget Office analysis released Wednesday.
Even more stunning, three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, such as Medicare or Medicaid.
Also, premiums would about double by 2026, compared to current law.
Read the damn article ......
"The Republicans' latest attempt to fulfill their years-long pledge would effectively repeal Obamacare in 2020, giving lawmakers until then to come up with a replacement plan.
The ramifications of not replacing the law immediately would be severe. Three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, such as Medicare or Medicaid. Also, premiums would about double by 2026, compared to current law, the CBO found."
They are talking about the failure of Obamacare, not about the impact of the Republican approach.
The article says that the current version of the Senate bill would leave 32 million uninsured. However, if you notice, it also says that Congress would have until 2020 to come up with a suitable fix. IF they fail to, then, and only then, would the 32 million people be at risk - as compared to the current law.
But, it also says that unless Obamacare is repealed, "... Three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, ... "
Damn --- take a reading comprehension course, or something. But, at the minimum, stop spreading ignorance and lies.
What in the world would make you think Republicans could come up with a replacement by 2020?
They have had eight fucking years to come up with a suitable plan and came up with squat
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2020?Are you intentionally lying to the readers, or are you just stupid?A new Senate bill to repeal Obamacare would leave 32 million more people uninsured by 2026 than under current law, according to a Congressional Budget Office analysis released Wednesday.
Even more stunning, three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, such as Medicare or Medicaid.
Also, premiums would about double by 2026, compared to current law.
Read the damn article ......
"The Republicans' latest attempt to fulfill their years-long pledge would effectively repeal Obamacare in 2020, giving lawmakers until then to come up with a replacement plan.
The ramifications of not replacing the law immediately would be severe. Three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, such as Medicare or Medicaid. Also, premiums would about double by 2026, compared to current law, the CBO found."
They are talking about the failure of Obamacare, not about the impact of the Republican approach.
The article says that the current version of the Senate bill would leave 32 million uninsured. However, if you notice, it also says that Congress would have until 2020 to come up with a suitable fix. IF they fail to, then, and only then, would the 32 million people be at risk - as compared to the current law.
But, it also says that unless Obamacare is repealed, "... Three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, ... "
Damn --- take a reading comprehension course, or something. But, at the minimum, stop spreading ignorance and lies.
What in the world would make you think Republicans could come up with a replacement by 2020?
They have had eight fucking years to come up with a suitable plan and came up with squat
If the politicians listened we would have a great plan. The one that worked great before they got involved. The free market.
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Throwing you to the wolves is not choosing your own healthcareMore like 2010 when Dems got killed on healthcareSo McConnells plan B is to force a vote on repealing Obamacare next week
How many Republicans are going to vote to kick 32 million off of health insurance and double premiums?
I can't wait for the 2018 elections
It'll be a replay of 2016. Glutton for punishment?????
Your Congressman voted to take away your healthcare. Show him what you think
How does allowing you to determine your own healthcare take it away?
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The free market kills those who cannot compete2020?Are you intentionally lying to the readers, or are you just stupid?A new Senate bill to repeal Obamacare would leave 32 million more people uninsured by 2026 than under current law, according to a Congressional Budget Office analysis released Wednesday.
Even more stunning, three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, such as Medicare or Medicaid.
Also, premiums would about double by 2026, compared to current law.
Read the damn article ......
"The Republicans' latest attempt to fulfill their years-long pledge would effectively repeal Obamacare in 2020, giving lawmakers until then to come up with a replacement plan.
The ramifications of not replacing the law immediately would be severe. Three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, such as Medicare or Medicaid. Also, premiums would about double by 2026, compared to current law, the CBO found."
They are talking about the failure of Obamacare, not about the impact of the Republican approach.
The article says that the current version of the Senate bill would leave 32 million uninsured. However, if you notice, it also says that Congress would have until 2020 to come up with a suitable fix. IF they fail to, then, and only then, would the 32 million people be at risk - as compared to the current law.
But, it also says that unless Obamacare is repealed, "... Three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, ... "
Damn --- take a reading comprehension course, or something. But, at the minimum, stop spreading ignorance and lies.
What in the world would make you think Republicans could come up with a replacement by 2020?
They have had eight fucking years to come up with a suitable plan and came up with squat
If the politicians listened we would have a great plan. The one that worked great before they got involved. The free market.
That is not what healthcare is about
tycho1572
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I suspect he's someone who can't think for himself.In that case, he'd be following the entire crowd.rightwinger is another idiot who blindly follows anyone who seems smarter than him.Also doubling premiums according to CBO
32 million more people would be uninsured under new Senate Obamacare repeal bill
Is this the part where they are making America great?
.
32 million? Wonder how that is when only 10.4 million, as of June, are enrolled.
Obamacare 2017 enrollment hits record, despite Trump's threat to repeal
CNN, no less.
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Throwing you to the wolves is not choosing your own healthcareMore like 2010 when Dems got killed on healthcareSo McConnells plan B is to force a vote on repealing Obamacare next week
How many Republicans are going to vote to kick 32 million off of health insurance and double premiums?
I can't wait for the 2018 elections
It'll be a replay of 2016. Glutton for punishment?????
Your Congressman voted to take away your healthcare. Show him what you think
How does allowing you to determine your own healthcare take it away?
The wolves are the ones in who voted for obamacare
Pop23
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The free market kills those who cannot compete2020?Are you intentionally lying to the readers, or are you just stupid?A new Senate bill to repeal Obamacare would leave 32 million more people uninsured by 2026 than under current law, according to a Congressional Budget Office analysis released Wednesday.
Even more stunning, three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, such as Medicare or Medicaid.
Also, premiums would about double by 2026, compared to current law.
Read the damn article ......
"The Republicans' latest attempt to fulfill their years-long pledge would effectively repeal Obamacare in 2020, giving lawmakers until then to come up with a replacement plan.
The ramifications of not replacing the law immediately would be severe. Three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, such as Medicare or Medicaid. Also, premiums would about double by 2026, compared to current law, the CBO found."
They are talking about the failure of Obamacare, not about the impact of the Republican approach.
The article says that the current version of the Senate bill would leave 32 million uninsured. However, if you notice, it also says that Congress would have until 2020 to come up with a suitable fix. IF they fail to, then, and only then, would the 32 million people be at risk - as compared to the current law.
But, it also says that unless Obamacare is repealed, "... Three-quarters of the nation would live in areas with no insurers participating in the individual market by 2026 -- leaving many without an option if they do not have employer-provided or government health insurance, ... "
Damn --- take a reading comprehension course, or something. But, at the minimum, stop spreading ignorance and lies.
What in the world would make you think Republicans could come up with a replacement by 2020?
They have had eight fucking years to come up with a suitable plan and came up with squat
If the politicians listened we would have a great plan. The one that worked great before they got involved. The free market.
That is not what healthcare is about
And RR must be one that can't compete and is scared as hell
^^^
It's a guess, but a mighty fine one
After we've seen what happened with Obamacare, are you still trusting the CBO? lol
Because it is simple logic that millions will lose their insurance.
tycho1572
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That wasn't their score with the ACA. Why should we trust them now?After we've seen what happened with Obamacare, are you still trusting the CBO? lol
Because it is simple logic that millions will lose their insurance.
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