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But, tell you what.....I would not be too fast to even try just listening to the rhetoric.....as the poster who said whomever wins can do....hey, you didnt want us then.....you changed the rules and paid off senators...YOU fix it |
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I respectfully disagree. The AHC has been a winner from its beginning and went into LAW because of its honest statement for the need of healthcare for all and not just the few. |
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Everyone...REMEMBER it IS April Fools Day!
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How 100% true as evidenced by the 33 changes made with the"pen".....and the waivers and the exemptions and the privleged...and for those who don't like the direction the wind is blowing today. It has been since passed changed and ignored acknowledging it started out broken. |
Please be calm and look at this as a way to improve the lives of the 40 Million people on the lower rung of the income ladder. They need health care as much as we in Upper levels of income do. This is not asking for everyone to live in a place like the villages and have our income, but rather it is about giving a struggling mother the opportunity to have a family doctor to care for her children when their suffering. Many of the folks that will benefit from this LAW have never seen a dream Village like we live in nor been in a luxury home like we take for granted. Give them the avenue to have the peace of mind that their basic health care needs are within their reach.
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This is the last sentence of the write up on HOW this was manipulated and shoved at us... "To quote Democrat Rep. Alcee Hastings of the House Rules Committee during the bill process: “We’re making up the rules as we go along.” http://www.crawfordbroadcasting.com/...came%20Law.pdf And if you really want to get chills up your spine with your pride in this, read a bit about Mr Hastings and his impeachments, ethics committees and such. Makes you so proud of the "honesty" involved and you recall all those public hearings promised by the President a few times....oh, wait..he promised but did not do it. It is dishonest to use the word "honest" in the same sentence as this bill |
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Nobody has ever said what you keep talking about. This bill is a financial mess and was done for politics....if that makes you proud instead of a well thought out and discussed legislation, then so be it..not something I want to be happening in my country |
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I am so proud of what is being accomplished for so many by this law. One or two years from today, this law will be talked about as one of the best laws ever passed. |
one example to contemplate that I heard directly from an insurance company executive. The subject of pre-existing conditions.
The insurance companies are accepting these people now when they would not have in the past. And, for now, there is no major increase in premiums. Many of us who have provided insurance for employees over the years learned and know that as claim cost go up premiums are soon to follow. This has been, among others, one of the driving issues of increasing costs that over the years have all but eliminate "company" provided health care is nearly extinct. Back to the current. As those with pre existing conditions health care costs....new costs to the provider on top of what they were already experiencing....start to accumulate these new costs will result in much higher premiums as the incidence rate as well as the per individual claims paid rate is now burdened on top of current operating costs. These costs will initially be passed on to the insured or they will be offset by some government subsidy to either the patient or the provider. And this money will come from where? You guessed it. As a result of this "new" cost balloon being inflated every day and the delays it will take to get compensated there will be many insurance companies that will just get out of the business. And of course this all plays to the single payer scheme that was overwhelmingly rejected by our lawmakers even during the railroading of the ACA. The above is just one example of a ticking bomb being hidden in the workings of this law.....and health care industry leaders know it and their hands are tied.....until the balloon bursts. One example. Responsible people do not have to be a benefactor of bad legislation to be convinced ...it ain't that bad....and those who allude to now "knowing" what is in the bill now that it has been passed are just kidding themselves. Time will most certainly be the test. And there is no doubt the currently unknown costs of implementation will become an overwhelming burden for this country and it's citizens......including those who believe otherwise. |
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Again, there are and have been alternatives to do what you say, but as of now, all folks get is ridiculed for even bringing them up. Could have been avoided, should have been avoided. |
I think the insurance industry will say anything true or false to protect the large profits. Facts shoe this AHC will bring costs down for the majority.
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