So again, if they denied a claim for a service you paid for, why didn't you sue?
And you still don't know what group rates are ...
Oh, they eventually paid it, after I had to fight them tooth and nail for about a year... that wasn't the point.
And frankly, dummy, I don't care what 'group rates' are. I don't care what schemes big insurance cooks up to take our money and never give it back. I want them GONE!
Single Payer, like everyone else does it.
Yet the rest of the world comes here for health care ...
Um, no, they don't. Medical Tourism is a myth.
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It's bizarre how one leftist after another who never voted Republican in your life thinks that somehow you have more credibility if you left the Republican party rather than you never were one. If you read the responses to your posts, it's not working. Give it up
what's bizarre is that you think that if someone thinks a certain way now, they must have thought that way all their lives.
So let's review. First election was 1980. Voted for Reagan both times and Bush in 1988 because at the time, I was in the military,a nd those guys were GREAT for the military.
By 1992, I was disenchanted with the military after the War for Oil, and frankly, kind of disgusted with Poppy Bush. But still voted for him because Perot was nuts and Clinton was a total sleaze.
In 1996, voted for Dole, even though the guy was clueless. He retired from the Senate in a vain attempt to get attention, and then expounded on all the things he did to make government bigger in his farewell speech. Did this guy understand what party he was running for?
2000, voted for Bush, and really had no problem with SCOTUS deciding the election. Then we found out, hey, the people actually got it right. This guy shouldn't be president, and he made a mess of everything.
Get it?
Two recessions, two wars, major city lost to a disaster, this guy could **** up a wet dream. "But at least he didn't cheat on his wife'.
Now, here's the ironic thing. I still voted for McCain in 2008. I feel that McCain is a man of integrity and had the experience. Obama didn't, and more to the point, I really didn't like the way he threw his granny under the bus with the Reverend Wright thing.
But today's GOP would pick Trump over McCain in a heartbeat. That's what's wrong with today's GOP.
The thing that changed me was
1) The realization the GOP in a Macro sense, has the interest of the rich over the interest of working people. Since I'm not enough of a dick to ever be rich, not really in my interest.
2) The bigger realization of how much influence the Religious Crazies have. In a post-Obama conference, you had the "new leading lights" of the GOP. Bobby Jindal who claimed he performed an exorcism in college. Mitt Romney, who believes he's wearing magic underwear and will rule a planet in the afterlife, Sarah Palin, who hangs around with Witch Hunters and Mike Huckabee who thinks the Rapture is a thing and doesn't believe in Evolution.
Yup... a whole boatload of religious crazy.
SO that's where I got off the crazy train.