12-31-2015, 01:09 PM
the truth always hurts the ignorant.
The figures you spout are either a right wing hitjob, or something you heard while buying a big ol burrito. Maybe you just hate Obama, and have obama derangement syndrome like many many fox news watchers. Regardless, the narrative you are stating is untrue.
http://www.salon.com/2015/07/31/obamacar...r_stories/
The Affordable Care Act suffers from a condition that afflicts all controversial legislative achievements: its failures are closely scrutinized and widely covered, while its successes go largely unnoticed.
Kasier just released their [url "http://kff.org/health-reform/report/californias-previously-uninsured-after-the-acas-second-open-enrollment-period/"]latest update[/url] on these Golden State guinea pigs, and the findings are pretty remarkable. Nearly seventy percent of the uninsured people they began tracking in 2013 now report having health insurance, either through expanded Medicaid, their employers, or the state health insurance exchange. A full 76 percent of the newly insured are happy with their current plans and close to 80 percent are satisfied with their choice of primary care physicians. Of the population that remains uninsured, 41 percent are undocumented immigrants and are ineligible for coverage through the ACA.
Sure there are folks who make too much for a subsidy, and we have to remember obamacare is merely insurance reform, its the insurance companies that want to make money off my father's cancer that is the real problem.
Perhaps you looked it up when it was first getting started, but I would check again, maybe the rates are better for you now. I guarantee you will not have to pay a $5,000 deductible per person and $12,000 per family
roosevelt
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The figures you spout are either a right wing hitjob, or something you heard while buying a big ol burrito. Maybe you just hate Obama, and have obama derangement syndrome like many many fox news watchers. Regardless, the narrative you are stating is untrue.
http://www.salon.com/2015/07/31/obamacar...r_stories/
The Affordable Care Act suffers from a condition that afflicts all controversial legislative achievements: its failures are closely scrutinized and widely covered, while its successes go largely unnoticed.
Kasier just released their [url "http://kff.org/health-reform/report/californias-previously-uninsured-after-the-acas-second-open-enrollment-period/"]latest update[/url] on these Golden State guinea pigs, and the findings are pretty remarkable. Nearly seventy percent of the uninsured people they began tracking in 2013 now report having health insurance, either through expanded Medicaid, their employers, or the state health insurance exchange. A full 76 percent of the newly insured are happy with their current plans and close to 80 percent are satisfied with their choice of primary care physicians. Of the population that remains uninsured, 41 percent are undocumented immigrants and are ineligible for coverage through the ACA.
Sure there are folks who make too much for a subsidy, and we have to remember obamacare is merely insurance reform, its the insurance companies that want to make money off my father's cancer that is the real problem.
Perhaps you looked it up when it was first getting started, but I would check again, maybe the rates are better for you now. I guarantee you will not have to pay a $5,000 deductible per person and $12,000 per family
roosevelt
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