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Originally Posted by goodtimesintv

Well those "profit-driven insurance healthcare companies" are what the "non-profit government" officeholders and employees choose for themselves, and so I would say they "profit" by us taxpayers having to pay for about 70+ percent of their private insurance plan premiums:

https://www.opm.gov/healthcare-insur...postal-hmo.pdf

Florida Plan Choices for Federal Employees:
https://www.opm.gov/healthcare-insur.../2016/state/fl

I really don't understand your comment. Federal workers are under an "employee" type health program that involves insurance companies providing their healthcare coverage, with their employer (the government) paying about 75% of the premium, and the employee (Federal worker) paying the remaining 25%. Different than medicare part B versus part C, which is what this thread is about.