So, you have a choice, that's what American's want right?
ACA is not your only choice. Other companies will sell you healthcare.
I doubt that it is $1400/mo but since I've never considered going w/o health insurance I don't care what the fine is
Tons of idiots (more than usual) legit believe that the ACA has already been repealed (lol) and are fraudulently filing their tax returns so they don't have to pay the penalty.
I imagine this will not end well.
Alt-fact generator says: "It ended well"
just idea's they're throwing out to measure the public's response. they don't really have one, and after all they're shit talking....you'd think they'd take this a bit more seriously.
If you want to have a discussion, come up with something better than Google it. That shows you have no point to make
Rands plan relied upon the fallacy that buying insurance across state lines will greatly lower cost. I agree it will lower them but not greatly. Most insurers and states don't want to navigate this minefield.
Rands plan also is cheaper for healthy people because it allows big increases in deductibles and copayments.
I'll give Rand credit its a plan but this is something he banged out in a weekend with some interns its definitely not a well thought out masterpiece that he's been working on for 6 years.
The point is you lack the most basic knowledge to say anything meaningful, and this dumbshit conservative bluster isn't helping your case.
That post is just as worthless as the Google it one. If you want to have a meaningful conversation, come on back. If not then shut the hell up and don't waste our time
I haven't heard that it increases deductibles. Obamacare has awfully huge deductibles as it is.
Aside from selling across state limes, Dr Paul's plan allows for cheaper plans that he calls catastrophic plans. These are plans that basically only cover the major stuff. You cover the office visits, x-rays etc and the insurance kicks in if you need a surgery or something. Obamacare demands insurance cover the cheap stuff.
I haven't heard that it increases deductibles. Obamacare has awfully huge deductibles as it is.
Aside from selling across state limes, Dr Paul's plan allows for cheaper plans that he calls catastrophic plans. These are plans that basically only cover the major stuff. You cover the office visits, x-rays etc and the insurance kicks in if you need a surgery or something. Obamacare demands insurance cover the cheap stuff.
I haven't heard that it increases deductibles. Obamacare has awfully huge deductibles as it is.
Aside from selling across state limes, Dr Paul's plan allows for cheaper plans that he calls catastrophic plans. These are plans that basically only cover the major stuff. You cover the office visits, x-rays etc and the insurance kicks in if you need a surgery or something. Obamacare demands insurance cover the cheap stuff.
Aside from selling across state limes, Dr Paul's plan allows for cheaper plans that he calls catastrophic plans. These are plans that basically only cover the major stuff. You cover the office visits, x-rays etc and the insurance kicks in if you need a surgery or something. Obamacare demands insurance cover the cheap stuff.
This is the same argument that eating cheap junk food is good because it costs less. In the long run preventative medial care saves money. 'Catastrophic plans' that cover nothing but major medical encourages people to not do preventative medial care.
ACA varies from state to state. In MA, the deductibles are less than what my employer provided plans were.
I'm relying on a summary I heard Rand give on Morning Joe but it was from Rand. He said higher deductible plans for the young.
You literally still can't figure out what single payer implies yet continue to mouth off. It's likely that's just how you are and no amount of elaboration will help.
Higher than what?
The reason Obamacare didn't even so much as have the public option was due to Dems, not Republicans. Obama couldn't get all the Dems on board
I never said or implied that. You people are dense.
I wouldn't go so far as to say it's a right. If you call your doctor with a problem and he refuses to make a house call, I wouldn't say that he violated your rights. If you need shoulder surgery but no one will do it for free does that mean your rights are violated? I don't think so. Doctors/hospitals are a profession offering a service. They deserve to be paid for that service
Yet you then complained about costs and how nurses are ripping you off for shots and how $300/mo ins is horrible for an 80yo.
O_0
Even if you are not asking for freebies, none of what the GOP is offering will provide what you are wanting.
Ins for young/heathly ppl may get cheaper, but only by being able to cut the sick out of the pool or at least shift more costs back to them.
That means grannies insurance is going way up.
No magic wand of "insurance competition" is going to make HC cheap for everyone. We're just taking about changing the winners and losers.