Under Trump, Health Care and insurance going up for all Americans and for a large number, they will no longer have any!

[Luckyone]

House Republicans are moving to block an estimated 1.4 million illegal aliens from receiving American taxpayer-funded Medicaid as Democrats struggle to message their support for the unpopular position.

The House Energy and Commerce Committee completed its markup of its portion of the budget reconciliation bill Wednesday morning after an all-night session which included a provision blocking anyone unable to verify citizenship, nationality, or satisfactory immigration status from coverage.

The committee projects 1.4 million illegal aliens will be removed from the program due to those requirements.”

 

[Soupnazi630]

Nice try.

You clearly said:



You are one of the hordes of bongwater drinkers. You can't deny it. You just proved it.



Nope. It's on you rubes who have never held Trump accountable for lying about having a replacement.

You keep giving him a pass and trying to pin the blame on anyone but Dear Leader.

You are a submissive rube.

This was going on before trump you retard and a replacement is not needed

I did not try I proved you wrong

 

[Mac1958]

Nope. It's on you rubes who have never held Trump accountable for lying about having a replacement.

You keep giving him a pass and trying to pin the blame on anyone but Dear Leader.

No matter what, the flock is not going to think any deeper than slash & burn, and dance around like excited monkeys when the rug is pulled out from under millions of Americans. They won't think about any ramifications, they won't ask any questions, they just don't care. This is all just blind rage. As always.

So, the question becomes how the health insurance companies deal with this. We're just two months away from the 2026 plans, and I can tell you first hand that that's just not nearly enough time to restructure plans, benefits/costs and provider contracts. This includes plans that the flock will have to buy, but I know they're just ******* oblivious to all this.

The larger insurers -- United, Humana, Blue Cross, etc. -- will have to beg the "administration" for help and guidance on this, and it's tough to imagine they'll get much. I'm guessing 2026 will be a very difficult year for anyone who buys their own health insurance, and for people who aren't very healthy. As always with this regime, this could have been done much differently.

 

[Missourian]

You are LYING! Show me how yours are going down.

Sanders Report Finds Nearly 700 Prescription Drugs Have ...​

3 days ago — The report also finds that 87 drugs increased in price after Trump sent letters to drug manufacturers. The median price increase was 8%.

Health Insurance Premium Costs Will More Than …​

2 days ago · Health Insurance Premium Costs Will More Than Double for Millions of Americans Unless Congress Acts If enhanced tax credits expire, net …

• Health insurance premiums have increased significantly for all Americans this year. Here are the key points of the increase:
• Employer-sponsored plans: The average cost for a family health insurance plan increased by 7% to $25,572. For individuals, the cost increased by 6% to $8,951.

So show me how yours have dropped!!!

American Progress as a source???

No wonder all your threads are jokes.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Health care has always been one of the top 2 concerns for Americans. Nonetheless, under Trump that has become a problem as health insurance has (and will continue) to go up in price and with Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill", 10-15 million Americans will lose their health insurance (Medicare and Medicaid).



With Health Care being so important and critical to Americans, why is Trump doing this?

Oh, and by the way, Trump has been pushing one lie in order to justify what he is doing. He has stated that illegal immigrants were getting health care from the government under Biden, but that is a big lie given that it is unlawful to do that and it has not been done at all (Zero).

GOP misleads with claim that Democrats shut down to give health care to 'illegal immigrants'​

U.S. law prohibits federal health care benefits for undocumented immigrants. Democrats want to return benefits for those with lawful presence, like DACA recipients and asylum-seekers.

By the Numbers: Harmful Republican Megabill Will Take Health Coverage Away From Millions of People and Raise Families’ Costs​

Once again, all of our pockets and the health care we receive is being affected negatively by Trump's policies.

5 Ways the Trump Administration Is Driving Up Health Care ...​

It also needs to be mentioned that the Government is presently shut down and Trump is trying to force the Democrats to give in or he will start firing government employees. The Democrats have refused to give in because giving in means that they would agree to allow Medicaid and Medicare to be taken from millions of Americans and also allow for the expenditures involved in the Bill that would increase YOUR own health care costs.

as it is:

Sanders Report Finds Nearly 700 Prescription Drugs Have ...​

3 days ago — The report also finds that 87 drugs increased in price after Trump sent letters to drug manufacturers. The median price increase was 8%.

You want that to continue to happen to YOU?

Obamacare caused the largest permanent increase in health insurance, and horrific rises in deductibles in history.
But - you don't bring that up do you?

 

[the watcher]

Pure lies!!! Illegal aliens are NOT receiving American taxpayer funded Medicaid.

Prove that they are. You can't, because it is not happening!

Factchecking The White House “Mythbuster” on Medicaid Cuts and Immigrants​

On June 2, 2025, The White House posted a “Mythbuster” fact sheet in defense of the House-passed reconciliation bill. However, the sheet is full of inaccuracies and advances more myths than facts—too many to cover in just one blog. This blog will focus on one prominent false claim, namely that 1.4 million undocumented immigrants will be removed from Medicaid. (And there’s some incredible irony here, too.)

The White House fact sheet says that, under the House bill, Medicaid will better serve the American people “by removing at least 1.4 million illegal immigrants from the program.” This is unequivocally false.

As we have covered previously, comprehensive Medicaid coverage is not available to undocumented immigrants. The 1.4 million immigrants the White House presumably refers to are immigrants who will lose coverage due to reductions in state health care programs, funded by states and not by federal Medicaid dollars.

Anchor babies, anchor mammas, and anchor daddys are eating it up like manna from heaven. Our own government is subsidizing their education, housing, health care, and legal defenses to the detriment of our native workforce. You may state your opinion, but you have absolutely no standing to demand proof of anything from anyone. If the illegals were in any threat of losing something they don't already have you wouldn't see this desperation from them and their enablers.

 

[Luckyone]

Anchor babies, anchor mammas, and anchor daddys are eating it up like manna from heaven. Our own government is subsidizing their education, housing, health care, and legal defenses to the detriment of our native workforce. You may state your opinion, but you have absolutely no standing to demand proof of anything from anyone. If the illegals were in any threat of losing something they don't already have you wouldn't see this desperation from them and their enablers.

Once again, you fail to address the data given. I wonder why?

 

[Luckyone]

Obamacare caused the largest permanent increase in health insurance, and horrific rises in deductibles in history.
But - you don't bring that up do you?

Why should I bring that up when that is not something that can be changed. Trump is president now and his decision will make things better or worse. That is what is important!

 

[22lcidw]

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The Automobile, Steel, Electronic, TV and Radio and other industries we dominate all got paid well. Somehow foreigners became dominant and more efficient. We certainly did not see Progressives at the time purchasing American made products in all ways.

 

[Luckyone]

American Progress as a source???

No wonder all your threads are jokes.

It is data and not opinion. Why don't you prove the data wrong?

 

[debbiedowner]

No matter what, the flock is not going to think any deeper than slash & burn, and dance around like excited monkeys when the rug is pulled out from under millions of Americans. They won't think about any ramifications, they won't ask any questions, they just don't care. This is all just blind rage. As always.

So, the question becomes how the health insurance companies deal with this. We're just two months away from the 2026 plans, and I can tell you first hand that that's just not nearly enough time to restructure plans, benefits/costs and provider contracts. This includes plans that the flock will have to buy, but I know they're just ******* oblivious to all this.

The larger insurers -- United, Humana, Blue Cross, etc. -- will have to beg the "administration" for help and guidance on this, and it's tough to imagine they'll get much. I'm guessing 2026 will be a very difficult year for anyone who buys their own health insurance, and for people who aren't very healthy. As always with this regime, this could have been done much differently.

So far this is how they have dealt with it. Rates and plans were in place last week but on September 30th all had to file new plans and rates. OEP for off exchanged started October 1st and no plans or rates as of today and maybe next week we'll have them. When November 1st OEP for on exchange rolls around and nothing is settled we write plans without the expanded subsidies but if by December 31st the pubs decide that they will extend the expanded subsidies for a year or permanently we have to rewrite all we did by December 15th. So pretty much a cluster ****.

Oh, all large insurers are lobbying Republicans to extend the expanded subsidies according to our legal department.

 

[debbiedowner]

Obamacare caused the largest permanent increase in health insurance, and horrific rises in deductibles in history.
But - you don't bring that up do you?

With inflation and medical providers wanting raise each year it probably me no different today, well maybe a little cheaper if we still asked health questions and it was medically underwritten. But then no where near the amount of people insured today would be insured.

 

[Mac1958]

So far this is how they have dealt with it. Rates and plans were in place last week but on September 30th all had to file new plans and rates. OEP for off exchanged started October 1st and no plans or rates as of today and maybe next week we'll have them. When November 1st OEP for on exchange rolls around and nothing is settled we write plans without the expanded subsidies but if by December 31st the pubs decide that they will extend the expanded subsidies for a year or permanently we have to rewrite all we did by December 15th. So pretty much a cluster ****.

Oh, all large insurers are lobbying Republicans to extend the expanded subsidies according to our legal department.

Holy crap. Pretty much what I figured. I watched these plans being put together top to bottom a few times, and there are all kinds of moving parts. As I recall, the process of contracting and putting the plans together took something like six to eight months.

We're a goddamn Neanderthal country now. Just beat on it with a stick. Don't think.

"No one knew health care was so complicated"
Donald Trump, Buffoon

 

[debbiedowner]

Holy crap. Pretty much what I figured. I watched these plans being put together top to bottom a few times, and there are all kinds of moving parts. As I recall, the process of contracting and putting the plans together took something like six to eight months.

We're a goddamn Neanderthal country now. Just beat on it with a stick. Don't think.

Well, providers are in place it's just plans and rates may have to change a little.

Most don't realize that even if they don't receive a subsidy all rates on and off exchange are affected.

You see today I think it's only on exchange that besides the state approving CMS has to approve, so with the shutdown who knows if anyone is even looking at them.

One caveat is December 15th closes for a January 1st effective date, but OEP extends to January 15th for a February 1st effective date. For 2027 a lot of new requirements go into effect and a lot of changes, one it will definitely end December 15th. Some being held up in court. There are a few held up for this oep also and that adds a another bunch of bullshit if they are all of a sudden cleared to go.

 

[Mac1958]

Well, providers are in place it's just plans and rates may have to change a little.

Most don't realize that even if they don't receive a subsidy all rates on and off exchange are affected.

There will have to be some changes in compensation that will be made retroactive. On the fly. I assume coding will just stay the same for 2026, then they'll make changes after.

 

[debbiedowner]

There will have to be some changes in compensation that will be made retroactive. On the fly. I assume coding will just stay the same for 2026, then they'll make changes after.

Yep, who knows where this is going. I'm usually pretty busy first week of October with my off exchange people calling about the letter they received with their new rates. Not one call or email. Same goes with my Medicare people but have had a couple of calls but not as many as in past years.

 

[Nostra]

With inflation and medical providers wanting raise each year it probably me no different today, well maybe a little cheaper if we still asked health questions and it was medically underwritten. But then no where near the amount of people insured today would be insured.

Barry said everyone would get insurance.

26 MILLION still have no insurance.

He lied, you bought it.

15 Years of Affordable Care Act | Health Insurance Coverage

Sunday, March 23, 2025 marked 15 years since the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was signed into law. In this post, we take a look at what the Affordable Care Act is, how it’s changed America’s insurance coverage rates, and the impact of the ACA on uninsured populations.

www.shadac.org

 

[IDIOCRACY]

Health care has always been one of the top 2 concerns for Americans. Nonetheless, under Trump that has become a problem as health insurance has (and will continue) to go up in price and with Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill", 10-15 million Americans will lose their health insurance (Medicare and Medicaid).



With Health Care being so important and critical to Americans, why is Trump doing this?

Oh, and by the way, Trump has been pushing one lie in order to justify what he is doing. He has stated that illegal immigrants were getting health care from the government under Biden, but that is a big lie given that it is unlawful to do that and it has not been done at all (Zero).

GOP misleads with claim that Democrats shut down to give health care to 'illegal immigrants'​

U.S. law prohibits federal health care benefits for undocumented immigrants. Democrats want to return benefits for those with lawful presence, like DACA recipients and asylum-seekers.

By the Numbers: Harmful Republican Megabill Will Take Health Coverage Away From Millions of People and Raise Families’ Costs​

Once again, all of our pockets and the health care we receive is being affected negatively by Trump's policies.

5 Ways the Trump Administration Is Driving Up Health Care ...​

It also needs to be mentioned that the Government is presently shut down and Trump is trying to force the Democrats to give in or he will start firing government employees. The Democrats have refused to give in because giving in means that they would agree to allow Medicaid and Medicare to be taken from millions of Americans and also allow for the expenditures involved in the Bill that would increase YOUR own health care costs.

as it is:

Sanders Report Finds Nearly 700 Prescription Drugs Have ...​

3 days ago — The report also finds that 87 drugs increased in price after Trump sent letters to drug manufacturers. The median price increase was 8%.

You want that to continue to happen to YOU?

Neat.

My monthly premium dropped from $68 to $18 three months ago. Since everything is Trump's fault and that................

THANK YOU DONALD TRUMP, aka GOAT POTUS

 

[the watcher]

Once again, you fail to address the data given. I wonder why?

I'm sorry did you post some data? I did see some opinion pieces that you like, is that what you're referring to?

 

[debbiedowner]

Barry said everyone would get insurance.

26 MILLION still have no insurance.

He lied, you bought it.

15 Years of Affordable Care Act | Health Insurance Coverage

Sunday, March 23, 2025 marked 15 years since the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was signed into law. In this post, we take a look at what the Affordable Care Act is, how it’s changed America’s insurance coverage rates, and the impact of the ACA on uninsured populations.

www.shadac.org

Did you read the complete article?

Nope, I guess everyone isn't insured which I knew. I guess Obama anticipated all states would buy into expanding Medicaid which they didn't and in those states no one under 100% of FPL was eligible to get either Medicaid or a subsidized health insurance policy.