That’s for sure. Repeal and replace is up there with build a wall.
Federal Judge Rules Affordable Care Act Is Unconstitutional after the GOP made it so.
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That’s for sure. Repeal and replace is up there with build a wall.
Funny how they railed against Obamacare for years and years than when they were able to change it they were fucking clueless
My current Insurance provider is BCBS, the only option available where I live for self employed. Despite the lack of options in this state, BCBS will not recognize all medical providers and hospitals in the state as "in network"? Why are BCBS network providers in other states not "in network" to me? Why are there different deductibles for in and out of network and neither count for the other?
To start, drop this State boundary bullshit put in place by the Insurance Industry. They don't want it because it forces them into competition and takes away their leverage over deductibles.
And btw, the ACA was solely a Democratic endeavor.
It started with the heritage foundation and first implemented by Mitt Romney
Yes the old Republicans started it.....
Shall we find the list of Senators and Congressmen who voted for Obamacare and see just who actually created it.
https://www.reference.com/business-finance/many-republicans-voted-obamacare-6d2b7abbd87ad5b2
The Affordable Care Act, also called Obamacare, received no Republican votes in either the Senate or the House of Representatives when it was passed in 2009. In the Senate, the bill was passed with a total of 60 votes, or 58 Democratic Party votes and 2 Independent Party votes. The House passed the legislation with 219 Democratic votes.
Republicans would have voted against tax cuts and doubling military spending if Obama had proposed it.
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If only he had proposed something that positive for America.
Wrong again RT.
You obviously don’t have a clue what your talking about or how an hmo works.
If you want a nationwide fee for service then your only option would be a Medicare for all plan.
FYI: I was in health insurance for many, many years.
This isn’t holding up well.