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The Death of the Death of Obamacare -- Daily Intelligencer
Funny how the rw's don't seem to know that insurance has always worked by using the premiums of the healthy to pay the expenses of the sick.
A resounding victory for the administration in the exchange litigation | The Incidental Economist
While the rws are whining that they're paying more, more and more actual people are signing up and loving the lower costs.
Funny how the rw's don't seem to know that insurance has always worked by using the premiums of the healthy to pay the expenses of the sick.
... The Kaiser Family Foundation crunched the numbers and found that even this worst-case scenario would result in a 2.4 percent premium hike. Thats a trivial increase, nothing like the kind of premium hike that would chase healthy customers away and trigger a death spiral. The website botch may mean that the exchanges enroll fewer customers for 2014 than originally hoped. But the effect on the long-term prognosis of the law turns out to be essentially nil...
...Meanwhile, a newer legislative challenge has lurked on the sidelines. Conservative legal activists had seized on a quirk in the legislative text of the law which, if taken out of context, could be read to deny tax credits to any customers in the exchanges run by the federal government rather than the states. Yesterday, a judge laughed this challenge out of court....
A resounding victory for the administration in the exchange litigation | The Incidental Economist
While the rws are whining that they're paying more, more and more actual people are signing up and loving the lower costs.