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Food for thought:
Study finds 20M would lose health coverage under Trump plan
Food for thought:
Study finds 20M would lose health coverage under Trump plan
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I thought Obungles fixed healthcare? Guess not, eh?
Does it address the cost of the respective proposals? Venezuela guaranteed a lifetime of prosperity and happiness, how'd that work out
I thought Obungles fixed healthcare? Guess not, eh?
ObamaCare continues to implode as we speak.
Is that because they would have to pay for it themselves?
Translation: I mock what I can't understandObamaCare continues to implode as we speak.
Idiot-gram. A single sentence not worthy of even being described as an opinion.
Does it address the cost of the respective proposals? Venezuela guaranteed a lifetime of prosperity and happiness, how'd that work out
Is that because they would have to pay for it themselves?
Do try to keep up, if you don't know the basics of the issue, why don't you at least read and try to comprehend the issues?
Nowhere have I read that Trump's plan would forbid 20M people from buying health insurance.
Nowhere have I read that Trump's plan would forbid 20M people from buying health insurance.
Repealing guaranteed issue rules means allowing insurers to prevent people from buying insurance. All generic GOP proposals, including Trump's, are designed to maximize the ability of insurers to avoid enrolling or paying for services for people who most need health care.
Do you mean that people will have to take personal responsibility to make sure they purchase the correct plan for their individual circumstances?
Do you mean that people will have to take personal responsibility to make sure they purchase the correct plan for their individual circumstances?
You're describing the use of the insurance exchanges that are a result of the PPACA, i.e., what we have now.
Do you mean that people will have to take personal responsibility to make sure they purchase the correct plan for their individual circumstances?
Do you mean that people will have to take personal responsibility to make sure they purchase the correct plan for their individual circumstances?
...no. I mean the market will close to people in particular circumstances.
Do you mean that people will have to take personal responsibility to make sure they purchase the correct plan for their individual circumstances?
You're describing the use of the insurance exchanges that are a result of the PPACA, i.e., what we have now.
No, I'm not.
I doubt it. The market abhors a vacuum.
Possibly in very few circumstances, Hardly in 20M circumstances.