Post here when you are notified that you can no longer afford your health insurance.

[Dante]

Single person bronze plan costs my neighbor 750/month That's 9,000/year.

again, don't let the inconvenient facts get in the way of a partisan shitfest argument

AI Overview

A $750/month single-person bronze plan is possible, but costs vary by location, plan specifics, and insurer. Bronze plans typically have lower monthly premiums but higher out-of-pocket costs for care when you need it, with premiums often ranging from a few hundred to over $7,000 per month depending on factors like the plan's deductible

 

[HikerGuy83]

Relative just back from Japan.

Loved it and enjoyed getting to know the culture.

Everyone does their part. You simply don't freeload. That is built into the culture.

Here, we have entitlement. You open the checkbook and 1/2 the country thinks they "deserve" something that has to be provided by the other half.

Can't work.

 

[Dante]

Thanks for admitting he was a liar.

Campaign promises are just that - promises. Candidates often promise to do things that are not in their job description. Pick any candidate, at any time and I'll show you what the real world has always been about

 

[Manonthestreet]

Really? Who promised that? Try and link to a credible source

And what did the GOP do after the law was passed?

The $805 Billion Price Tag of Obama’s Broken Promise on Premiums - The $805 Billion Price Tag of Obama’s Broken Promise on Premiums - U.S. Congress Joint Economic Committee

www.jec.senate.gov

 

[HikerGuy83]

again, don't let the inconvenient facts get in the way of a partisan shitfest argument

AI Overview


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A $750/month single-person bronze plan is possible, but costs vary by location, plan specifics, and insurer. Bronze plans typically have lower monthly premiums but higher out-of-pocket costs for care when you need it, with premiums often ranging from a few hundred to over $7,000 per month depending on factors like the plan's deductible

Uh....provided a fact. I know it's possible because, in this case, it is a reality.

Don't let that get in the way of what you want to believe.

Oh...and just what does your chart mean ?

Originally he said he thought he'd be paying deductibles out the backside. Said they were actually very reasonable.

But he is still PAYING 9,000/YEAR out of his pocket (he's not poor) for his BRONZE PLAN.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

At 2:30, Senator Peter Welch, D-VT names November 1st as the "drop Dead date," at which time 24,000,000 Americans "they are gonna get new premiums that will make it impossible in many cases for them to buy that health insurance their family needs."

Post here and let us know when you get your notice of increased and unaffordable premiums. Let us know if they came from the Afordable Care Act exchanges.

We'd like to see from real people if this really happens and how much the new premiums are. Show proof, please - redacting your personal information, of course.

You mean, you would like to sealion a tiny group of peole and then draw false conclusions from your tiny sample. But you aren't smart enough to understand what you are doing.

 

[Dante]

Relative just back from Japan.

Loved it and enjoyed getting to know the culture.

Everyone does their part. You simply don't freeload. That is built into the culture.

Here, we have entitlement. You open the checkbook and 1/2 the country thinks they "deserve" something that has to be provided by the other half.

Can't work.

calling bullshit

I have a very close and good friend who is married to a Japanese woman. He visits there more often than any vacationer with anecdotal stories

 

[Seymour Flops]

jumping in for a Flop Seymour?

o'tay

When did you lose your heath insurance?

Or will you post here when you do?

 

[Seymour Flops]

Instead of going with the headline, try and read what you link to here

It doesn't exactly back you up

I read it and it backs up my claim perfectly.

When did you lose your healthcare?

 

[Dante]

Uh....provided a fact. I know it's possible because, in this case, it is a reality.

Don't let that get in the way of what you want to believe.

outliers

things and people who are exemptions that prove a rule.

 

[HikerGuy83]

calling bullshit

I good friend married a Japanese woman. He visits there more often than any vacationer with anecdotal stories

Don't really care what you eat for dinner.

 

[Seymour Flops]

Campaign promises are just that - promises. Candidates often promise to do things that are not in their job description. Pick any candidate, at any time and I'll show you what the real world has always been about

So, that is your answer to my question "what happened?"

 

[Dante]

When did you lose your heath insurance?

Or will you post here when you do?

Americans who have worked have guaranteed health insurance when they reach a certain age

wake up

 

[Manonthestreet]

Obameter: | PolitiFact

www.politifact.com

 

[HikerGuy83]

outliers

things and people who are exemptions that prove a rule.

I didn't say it was a rule.

I told you what was going on.

That is why the subsidies are necessary.

Health Insurance Companies duped Obama into all kinds of garbage.

 

[Dante]

Don't really care what you eat for dinner.

yeah, we know you prefer warm diarrhea in a dixie cup because you can call it a Fudge Sundae

 

[HikerGuy83]

I good friend

Doubt you have any friends.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Here, we have entitlement.

Japan:

- subsidized or free college tuition

- free childcare

- tight healthcare price controls using a universal payment schedule that ensures all have access and which pays for those who cant pay

- lifetime disability payments that actually cover the costs of food and shelter and clothing

So, in short, you have no idea what you are talking about.

 

[HikerGuy83]

yeah, we know you prefer warm diarrhea in a dixie cup because you can call it a Fudge Sundae

You don't look so smart when you post.

When you post when you are drunk....you really don't look smart.

 

[Dante]

Relative just back from Japan.

Loved it and enjoyed getting to know the culture.

Everyone does their part. You simply don't freeload. That is built into the culture.

Here, we have entitlement. You open the checkbook and 1/2 the country thinks they "deserve" something that has to be provided by the other half.

Can't work.

Japan:

- subsidized or free college tuition

- free childcare

- tight healthcare price controls using a universal payment schedule that ensures all have access and which pays for those who cant pay

- lifetime disability payments that actually cover the costs of food and shelter and clothing

So, in short, you have no idea what you are talking about.

B-i-n-g-o!