Who will lose out when ACA health insurance subsidies expire?

[Crepitus]

b.s they can walk into any emergency room and receive treatment, that is payed for by the tax payer.

Nope. That is paid for by the paying customers.

 

[Crepitus]

The abuse of the medical health system is massive. In the ghettos the residents use the local fire departments and/or medical transportation systems as taxi services. We do not get the costs of this for some reason.

When you know you're wrong, deflect, amiright?

 

[dblack]

The health insurance industry.

 

[Cougarbear]

You (and they) know what I'm talking about. Go split hairs elsewhere.

It's not splitting hairs. I caught you showing the typical illogic of Democrats. So, please state your case using proper words this time.

 

[Seymour Flops]

"Some 22 million Americans are set to lose health insurance subsidies by the end of the year. Who are they, and what will happen if the subsidies are allowed to expire?

These subsidies, known as enhanced premium tax credits, lower costs for people who buy their health insurance through Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplaces (sometimes called Obamacare). They are at the heart of a weeks-long standoff that has shuttered the federal government since Oct. 1. About 80 percent of the people who benefit from them live in states that Donald Trump won in the 2024 presidential election. Many have no idea that their health insurance costs are on track to go up.

Who benefits from the tax credit?

Almost everyone who got their health insurance through an ACA marketplace in 2025 received the enhanced premium tax credit, so describing the people who have ACA plans is a good way to get a sense of the people who get the credit."

Who will lose out when ACA health insurance subsidies expire?

Some 22 million Americans are set to lose health insurance subsidies by the end of the year. Who are they, and what will happen if the subsidies are allowed to expire? These subsidies, known as enhanc...

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Trump/Republican voters lose, as usual.

The stupidity of voting for Trump and Republicans.

The stupidity of voting against one’s own interests.

Where does the money for these "credits" come from, and to whom does it go?

 

[Frankenstein]

Nope. That is paid for by the paying customers.

Oh, so you think it's fair that as an insurance carrying citizen, it's up to me to pay for criminal invaders healthcare. Get Bent. Also provide a link proving what you said

 

[ReinyDays]

The abuse of the medical health system is massive. In the ghettos the residents use the local fire departments and/or medical transportation systems as taxi services. We do not get the costs of this for some reason.

There is it ... only white people deserve medical care ...

 

[Crepitus]

Oh, so you think it's fair that as an insurance carrying citizen, it's up to me to pay for criminal invaders healthcare. Get Bent. Also provide a link proving what you said

I'm not telling you what is fair or what I think, I'm telling you how it works.

 

[Frankenstein]

I'm not telling you what is fair or what I think, I'm telling you how it works.

Yeah it's total B.S, say one of my family members goes to the er without insurance, they pay the whole bill. These people walk in with no insurance and no right to receive treatment and they tack the illegals bill onto his and other payers. Fundamentally immoral

 

[Crepitus]

Yeah it's total B.S, say one of my family members goes to the er without insurance, they pay the whole bill. These people walk in with no insurance and no right to receive treatment and they tack the illegals bill onto his and other payers. Fundamentally immoral

It's mostly your fellow poor Americans who ar doing that, you know.

That's what Obamacare is all about. Setting them up with their own insurance so that doesn't happen.

 

[Frankenstein]

It's mostly your fellow poor Americans who ar doing that, you know.

That's what Obamacare is all about. Setting them up with their own insurance so that doesn't happen.

Nope, my son went to the emergency room, had no insurance, and is paying it off monthly, nice try, but see I have a big fat for instance for ya

 

[Crepitus]

Nope, my son went to the emergency room, had no insurance, and is paying it off monthly, nice try, but see I have a big fat for instance for ya

Cool straw man, but I didn't say "all". I said "mostly".

 

[Frankenstein]

Cool straw man, but I didn't say "all". I said "mostly".

Yeah as in it's almost always illegals getting free care driving up insurance costs, because someone has to pay for their free care, if you love it so much start a fund, you and all your democrat friends start it. You only love charity when someone else is being forced to be charitable

 

[Frankenstein]

Cool straw man, but I didn't say "all". I said "mostly".

MSN

 

[Crepitus]

Yeah as in it's almost always illegals getting free care driving up insurance costs

That is untrue in the extreme.

41% of American adults have unpaid medical bills.

 

[Frankenstein]

That is untrue in the extreme.

41% of American adults have unpaid medical bills.

But are making payments, but keep making stupid arguments, please

 

[WorldWatcher]

But are making payments, but keep making stupid arguments, please

"Causes of Bankruptcy
Many factors go into why someone files for bankruptcy. It’s often a perfect storm of issues that tips someone over the edge. Medical bills and loss of job or income are consistently the top reasons people give for why they file for bankruptcy. In a survey by the Consumer Bankruptcy Project, 78% cited a decline in income as a reason for their bankruptcy, and 65% cited medical issues, both the cost of the bills, as well as missing work because of medical issues. The Kaiser Family Foundation found that 41% of U.S. residents have some sort of medical debt, including on credit cards or owed to a family member; 24% were considering bankruptcy to solve a medical debt issue."

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[Crepitus]

But are making payments, but keep making stupid arguments, please

Your anecdote does not prove anything. It is a fact that over 15 million adults have medical debt in collections at this time.

$46 billion dollars worth.

 

[Frankenstein]

"Causes of Bankruptcy
Many factors go into why someone files for bankruptcy. It’s often a perfect storm of issues that tips someone over the edge. Medical bills and loss of job or income are consistently the top reasons people give for why they file for bankruptcy. In a survey by the Consumer Bankruptcy Project, 78% cited a decline in income as a reason for their bankruptcy, and 65% cited medical issues, both the cost of the bills, as well as missing work because of medical issues. The Kaiser Family Foundation found that 41% of U.S. residents have some sort of medical debt, including on credit cards or owed to a family member; 24% were considering bankruptcy to solve a medical debt issue."

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Bankruptcy Statistics [Updated For 2025]

Learn statistics for the number of bankruptcy cases that are filed each year as far as the chapters of bankruptcies that are filed and the demographics.

www.debt.org

Fix insurance LET ALL INSURANCE COMPANIES FIGHT FOR OUR BUSINESS, INSTEAD OF RESTRICTING CERTAIN COMPANIES TO CERTAIN STATES

 

[Frankenstein]

Your anecdote does not prove anything. It is a fact that over 15 million adults have medical debt in collections at this time.

$46 billion dollars worth.

Simple solution open up all states to all companies. Prices will come down if the have to fight for our business