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cute meme Synth,
How about some FACTS to back your meme up....
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by removing the individual mandate, trump has assured that obamacare will collapse of its own weight. When young healthy people are not forced to contribute, the program will swiftly run out of money. good riddance.
That's 10% minimum average EVERY year.You Trump rubes believed Agent Orange when he told you he would give you better healthcare and cheaper. When are you going to wake up and admit he’s a con man?
Trump’s former health secretary: Americans will pay more because GOP weakened Obamacare
President Trump's former top health official on Tuesday said the Republican tax law would raise the cost of health insurance for some Americans because it repealed a core provision of the Affordable Care Act.
Tom Price, Trump's first secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, said people buying insurance on government-run marketplaces will face higher prices because the tax law repealed the ACA's individual mandate. The mandate had forced most Americans to have health coverage or face a financial penalty.
“There are many, and I’m one of them, who believes that that actually will harm the pool in the exchange market, because you’ll likely have individuals who are younger and healthier not participating in that market, and consequently that drives up the cost for other folks within that market,” Price said at the World Health Care Conference in Washington.
Price's comments are in line with predictions from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, which in November projected 13 million fewer Americans would have health insurance by 2027 as a result of the elimination of the individual mandate. The CBO also said average premiums in the exchanges would increase by about 10 percent in most years over the next decade, compared with a scenario in which the mandate had been left in place.
Your eyes broken? Can’t read the gas signs? Or is it the math?
cute meme Synth,
How about some FACTS to back your meme up....
The taxes were there when ObamaGas was under $2.00, dumbass. Now it’s over $3.00 for TrumpGas.dunno where you're living, but here, gas prices are up just about 15%, and half of the price of gas is TAXES. If you want cheap gas, take off the taxes.
The program is designed so that the government will compensate individuals with earnings between 0% and 400% of the poverty line so that their out of pocket maximum does not exceed some progressive percentage of their gross income .by removing the individual mandate, trump has assured that obamacare will collapse of its own weight. When young healthy people are not forced to contribute, the program will swiftly run out of money. good riddance.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifth_Amendment_to_the_United_States_Constitution#Text ...; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation.We don't want government in the medical insurance business. When are you liars going to realize this? The government has no business there. But I do thank Trump for one thing; Getting rid of the unholy tax if you couldn't afford insurance placed up us by butt boi barry.
No doubt.All of the GOP hanky panky since 2010 on ACA will inevitably result in single payer being rammed down our throats.
Because let them die works so well as a cost saver. I'm sure most Trump voters would agree. Because they are able to explain that to their sensible families.The core problem with ACA isn't the bill itself - which is disaster in its own right - but the fact that its most irrational "feature" is actually quite popular with voters: namely the requirement that insurance companies cover people who are already sick.
The ACA changed the statistic of government expense for citizen health care from one similar with a single-payer system to one similar with a multi-payer system .No doubt.All of the GOP hanky panky since 2010 on ACA will inevitably result in single payer being rammed down our throats.
Single-payer healthcare is a healthcare system financed by taxes that covers the costs of essential healthcare for all residents, with costs covered by a single public system (hence 'single-payer').[1][2] Alternatively, a multi-payer healthcare system is one in which private, qualified individuals or their employers pay for health insurance with various limits on healthcare coverage via multiple private or public sources.[3][4]
Single-payer systems may contract for healthcare services from private organizations (as is the case in Canada) or may own and employ healthcare resources and personnel (as is the case in the United Kingdom). "Single-payer" describes the mechanism by which healthcare is paid for by a single public authority, not the type of delivery or for whom physicians work, which may be public, private, or a mix of both.[5][6]
To help households between 100–400% of the Federal Poverty Line afford these compulsory policies, the law provides insurance premium subsidies. Other individual market changes include health marketplaces and risk adjustment programs.
The premium tax credit (PTC) is a refundable tax credit in the United States. It is payable by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to eligible households that have obtained healthcare insurance by a healthcare exchange (marketplace) in the tax year. It can be paid in advance directly to a healthcare insurance company to offset the cost of monthly health insurance premiums.
The tax credit is part of a host of Affordable Care Act tax provisions, introduced by the IRS in 2014,[1][2] and is meant to extend health insurance coverage to 18 million lower and middle-income Americans.[3]
There are three factors that determine if a household is eligible to receive the PTC:
Household income
Household size
State of residence
Individuals planning to use the filing status Married Filing Separately (MFS) are not eligible for the PTC.[7]
There are four factors that determine the amount of the PTC:
Household income
Size of household
Age of individuals making up the household
State county of residence
Households with incomes between 100% and 400% of the federal poverty level are eligible to receive federal subsidies for policies purchased via an exchange.[70][71] Subsidies are provided as an advanceable, refundable tax credits.[72][73] Additionally, small businesses are eligible for a tax credit provided that they enroll in the SHOP Marketplace.[74] Under the law, workers whose employers offer affordable coverage will not be eligible for subsidies via the exchanges. To be eligible the cost of employer-based health insurance must exceed 9.5% of the worker's household income.
Obamacare wasn't even health care. It was government-mandated insurance that provided very little in actual medical care.
Obamacare wasn't even health care. It was government-mandated insurance that provided very little in actual medical care.
The core problem with ACA isn't the bill itself - which is disaster in its own right - but the fact that its most irrational "feature" is actually quite popular with voters: namely the requirement that insurance companies cover people who are already sick.
The Justice Department wrote in a filing Friday that it would not defend ObamaCare's protections for people with pre-existing conditions, siding in large part with a challenge to the law brought by a coalition of Republican-led states.
The states, and the Justice Department, argue that Congress's repeal of the tax penalty associated with ObamaCare's individual mandate makes the law's protections for people with pre-existing conditions unconstitutional.
House Dems demand answers from HHS on DOJ's ObamaCare decision
The core problem with ACA isn't the bill itself - which is disaster in its own right - but the fact that its most irrational "feature" is actually quite popular with voters: namely the requirement that insurance companies cover people who are already sick.
You won't need to worry about that in the future:
The Justice Department wrote in a filing Friday that it would not defend ObamaCare's protections for people with pre-existing conditions, siding in large part with a challenge to the law brought by a coalition of Republican-led states.
The states, and the Justice Department, argue that Congress's repeal of the tax penalty associated with ObamaCare's individual mandate makes the law's protections for people with pre-existing conditions unconstitutional.
House Dems demand answers from HHS on DOJ's ObamaCare decision
* CBO Assessing Affordability Groups "I'll believe it when the ink dries on the Court decision striking it down. I don't have high hopes. Congress is loathe to give up power once they've grabbed it.
" Equal Endowment Challenging Positive Liberties "
A negative wright is any law phrased proscribing an authoritative or assertive action of government ." Equal Endowment Challenging Positive Liberties "
"Positive Liberties" is an oxymoron. The power to force someone else to act against their will is not a 'liberty'. It's a power that is held only by government and should only be used in the protection of actual liberty.