PoliticalChic
Diamond Member
I have read repeatedly that it is not to be found, and yet the bills supporters are claiming it has everything Trump asked for.
So if it is in the bill, can someone cite page number and give the text?
Did any Republican read the entire bill yet?
If Rural Voters Were Angry Before, Wait Until The GOP Repeals Obamacare
They’ll pay more and their hospitals will suffer under the GOP replacement for Obamacare, experts say.
The centrist group Third Way estimated in a report released Thursday that 2.2 million Trump voters will be worse off under Republican leaders’ proposed American Health Care Act. Many of those voters are rural and white.
Independent analysts see similar outcomes.
“Low-income people in rural areas would get hit particularly hard under the House GOP health care bill,” said Larry Levitt, a senior vice president at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
One way rural voters get hit is through the fact that tax credits proposed under the Republican health care plan are not as generous as those under Obamacare. For instance, in the Reno, Nevada, market, a 60-year-old person who earns $40,000 would get almost $2,000 less to buy health insurance in 2020, a Kaiser Foundation analysis found"}}" style="box-sizing: inherit; color: rgb(46, 112, 97);">Kaiser Foundation analysis found. Nationally, the average cost hike for that person is nearly $3,000, and in some locales, such as Mobile, Alabama, the difference is an eye-popping $6,000.
OK....let's review ....
1. The desire of many who support ObamaCare is to have others pay their healthcare insurance costs.
2. .....ObamaCare is not healthcare....it's healthcare insurance. Since 1986, everyone has had federally mandated healthcare.
3. Those in actual need of assistance to purchase healthcare insurance amounts to less than 0.05% of the population. There are many ways to solve their problem outside of destroying a very popular system: 85-90% of those within the system were happy with it.
4. ObamaCare has squandered enough money to give each of the above in need some $15,000 to purchase private healthcare insurance.
5. Rather than healthcare costs rising, healthcare costs were actully falling or leveling off.
6. Before ObamaCare, out of pocket expenses in the US were actually lower than in many nations with national insurance.
7. "Obama Promised Healthcare Premiums Would Fall $2,500 Per Family; They Have Climbed $4,865"
8. 'Bolshevik' is the accurate term for ObamaCare, as nationalized health care was one of the first programs enacted by the Bolsheviks after they seized power in 1917.
9. When you spend your own money on yourself you try to maximize quality while minimizing cost producing better products at better prices. Governments, by contrast, don’t worry about efficiency or cost.
10 . Here's Obama stating he's for single payer:
We wanted single payer but you guys wouldn't let us.
We???
You have a tapeworm?