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The funny thing about insurance companies is they don't employ doctors or nurses. They don't create drugs or do research.A death panel is a description when an insurance company decides the cost to provide medical treatment is too costly, and they refuse to pay, for example, for any more kidney dialysis.
The insurance company is legally obligated to compensate the policy holder for whatever the policy stipulates. They don't get to decide, after the fact, whether they are going to pay for a given treatment. So I'm not really sure what you're talking about.
Correct, and that is in the fine print. Insurance companies are in business to make money, and insurance brokers don't point out the fine print.
Death Panels are assembled to kill Sarah Palins babyDisregarding the spiteful, idiotic premise of the thread, the notion that insurance companies should be required to cover pre-existing conditions is delusional. I know it's popular with voters, but we need leaders with the balls to tells voters when they're being irrational, and the smarts to show them why.
A perfect example ^^^ of contemporary conservatism, aka Callous Conservatism.
I'm callous because I don't want government to cater to irrational desires?
Are death panels your idea of rational?
What's a "death panel"?
But they call the shotsThe funny thing about insurance companies is they don't employ doctors or nurses. They don't create drugs or do research.A death panel is a description when an insurance company decides the cost to provide medical treatment is too costly, and they refuse to pay, for example, for any more kidney dialysis.
The insurance company is legally obligated to compensate the policy holder for whatever the policy stipulates. They don't get to decide, after the fact, whether they are going to pay for a given treatment. So I'm not really sure what you're talking about.
Correct, and that is in the fine print. Insurance companies are in business to make money, and insurance brokers don't point out the fine print.
All they do it skim money off people's insurance policies. That's it. They are office bureaucrats who skim money.
They are the middle man.
The funny thing about insurance companies is they don't employ doctors or nurses. They don't create drugs or do research.
All they do it skim money off people's insurance policies. That's it. They are office bureaucrats who skim money.
They are the middle man.
The funny thing about insurance companies is they don't employ doctors or nurses. They don't create drugs or do research.A death panel is a description when an insurance company decides the cost to provide medical treatment is too costly, and they refuse to pay, for example, for any more kidney dialysis.
The insurance company is legally obligated to compensate the policy holder for whatever the policy stipulates. They don't get to decide, after the fact, whether they are going to pay for a given treatment. So I'm not really sure what you're talking about.
Correct, and that is in the fine print. Insurance companies are in business to make money, and insurance brokers don't point out the fine print.
All they do it skim money off people's insurance policies. That's it. They are office bureaucrats who skim money.
They are the middle man.
Because of what they give to Republicans.But they call the shotsThe funny thing about insurance companies is they don't employ doctors or nurses. They don't create drugs or do research.A death panel is a description when an insurance company decides the cost to provide medical treatment is too costly, and they refuse to pay, for example, for any more kidney dialysis.
The insurance company is legally obligated to compensate the policy holder for whatever the policy stipulates. They don't get to decide, after the fact, whether they are going to pay for a given treatment. So I'm not really sure what you're talking about.
Correct, and that is in the fine print. Insurance companies are in business to make money, and insurance brokers don't point out the fine print.
All they do it skim money off people's insurance policies. That's it. They are office bureaucrats who skim money.
They are the middle man.
So is everyone gonna pay or are the left just looking for freebies?
So you want no one to have freebies? Is this correct?I get so tired of this freebie thing when Red States are economically kept afloat by industrious Blue States.So is everyone gonna pay or are the left just looking for freebies?
Yes......Your health is that important
And that's why we should force everyone to buy their product. Uh, wtf?The funny thing about insurance companies is they don't employ doctors or nurses. They don't create drugs or do research.A death panel is a description when an insurance company decides the cost to provide medical treatment is too costly, and they refuse to pay, for example, for any more kidney dialysis.
The insurance company is legally obligated to compensate the policy holder for whatever the policy stipulates. They don't get to decide, after the fact, whether they are going to pay for a given treatment. So I'm not really sure what you're talking about.
Correct, and that is in the fine print. Insurance companies are in business to make money, and insurance brokers don't point out the fine print.
All they do it skim money off people's insurance policies. That's it. They are office bureaucrats who skim money.
They are the middle man.
Karma is a thing.
Mapping Pre-existing Conditions across the U.S.
Trump lies about protections for those with pre-existing conditions
Trump Misleads on Preexisting Conditions - FactCheck.org
New plans in Iowa don't offer pre-existing condition protections
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- The Des Moines Register reported that the Farm Bureau Federation's health coverage may reject people with pre-existing conditions. The Iowa legislature gave the Farm Bureau Federation the OK to offer the plans, which provide some protections, such as maternity, behavioral health, substance abuse and prescription drug benefits.
All right. Get rid of pre existing condition protections. After all, look at where most pre existing conditions are. In Red States where the Republicans live.
That's one way to shrink that party. Let them die. That's what they want. Quit helping them.
Infant Mortality and Life Expectancy in Appalachia Versus the Rest of the US
Infant mortality is rising and life expectancy is falling in Appalachia which covers 13 mostly Red States.
Shouldn't we just let them die? Isn't that what they want?
You can't always protect Republicans from themselves. Sometimes it's best to just let them go.
Freebies are tax cuts for billionaires. They get to loot a country almost for free. All it cost are payoffs to Republicans.So you want no one to have freebies? Is this correct?I get so tired of this freebie thing when Red States are economically kept afloat by industrious Blue States.So is everyone gonna pay or are the left just looking for freebies?
Yes......Your health is that important
Send it to the states.
Blue States will take care of their people.
Red States will watch their people suffer and the people will cheer.
Let them.
Not really.The funny thing about insurance companies is they don't employ doctors or nurses. They don't create drugs or do research.
All they do it skim money off people's insurance policies. That's it. They are office bureaucrats who skim money.
They are the middle man.
But have a major illness or accident and you'll appreciate that middleman.
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I live in Chicago.Send it to the states.
Blue States will take care of their people.
Red States will watch their people suffer and the people will cheer.
Let them.
That's what we've been telling you for years....asswipe.
Now that you can't fight it.....you get on board.
Suck on it.
You'll need those in Chicago where everyone seems to have a gunshot wound.
I live in Chicago.Send it to the states.
Blue States will take care of their people.
Red States will watch their people suffer and the people will cheer.
Let them.
That's what we've been telling you for years....asswipe.
Now that you can't fight it.....you get on board.
Suck on it.
You'll need those in Chicago where everyone seems to have a gunshot wound.
You want danger, move to Appalachia.
Not really.The funny thing about insurance companies is they don't employ doctors or nurses. They don't create drugs or do research.
All they do it skim money off people's insurance policies. That's it. They are office bureaucrats who skim money.
They are the middle man.
But have a major illness or accident and you'll appreciate that middleman.
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What I'll appreciate is the doctor, the nurse, the medicine and the hospital.
That's what's wrong with our healthcare system. Some people think that those skimming money off our policies are helping us.
