easyt65
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It won't cost a dime.
It will pay for itself.
I guess WHICH lie Obama told about the ACA would win the 'Lie of the Year' was a toss-up. 'If you like your plan you can keep your plan' won out in the end. I am not so sure the right decision was made.
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Insurers Admit ObamaCare Is ‘Unsustainable’ Without Even More Rate Hikes
"The biggest con job in American history lumbers forward, as insurance companies warn ObamaCare will collapse unless even more huge premium hikes are dropped on customers. As The Hill reports, even the Kaiser Family Foundation – which played a huge role in dumping this disaster on the American people – admits it:
Insurers say they are losing money on their ObamaCare plans at a rapid rate, and some have begun to talk about dropping out of the marketplaces altogether.
“Something has to give,” said Larry Levitt, an expert on the health law at the Kaiser Family Foundation. “Either insurers will drop out or insurers will raise premiums.”
While analysts expect the market to stabilize once premiums rise and more young, healthy people sign up, some observers have not ruled out the possibility of a collapse of the market, known in insurance parlance as a “death spiral.”
Insurers Admit ObamaCare Is ‘Unsustainable’ Without Even More Rate Hikes - Breitbart
It will pay for itself.
I guess WHICH lie Obama told about the ACA would win the 'Lie of the Year' was a toss-up. 'If you like your plan you can keep your plan' won out in the end. I am not so sure the right decision was made.
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Insurers Admit ObamaCare Is ‘Unsustainable’ Without Even More Rate Hikes
"The biggest con job in American history lumbers forward, as insurance companies warn ObamaCare will collapse unless even more huge premium hikes are dropped on customers. As The Hill reports, even the Kaiser Family Foundation – which played a huge role in dumping this disaster on the American people – admits it:
Insurers say they are losing money on their ObamaCare plans at a rapid rate, and some have begun to talk about dropping out of the marketplaces altogether.
“Something has to give,” said Larry Levitt, an expert on the health law at the Kaiser Family Foundation. “Either insurers will drop out or insurers will raise premiums.”
While analysts expect the market to stabilize once premiums rise and more young, healthy people sign up, some observers have not ruled out the possibility of a collapse of the market, known in insurance parlance as a “death spiral.”
Insurers Admit ObamaCare Is ‘Unsustainable’ Without Even More Rate Hikes - Breitbart
