12-28-2013, 04:26 PM
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Area Man
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: The Swamp
Posts: 27,451
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Originally Posted by Charles
It is a shake down. It just didn't go far enough.
In the spirit of making PPACA actually affordable, the Obama administration should have eliminated all employer provided plans, especially for government workers, and mandated that everyone sign up for it. The more people in the pool, the lower the costs for everyone.
I do like the part about pre-existing conditions. Of course, one of my few friends, a staunch Democrat BTW, is bitching about losing his coverage which he like to never got due to a pre-existing condition, because it doesn't meet the PPACA guidelines. It's not like him to complain about anything the Democrats do...especially to me.
The last time I talked to him he had given up on the website and hired an insurance broker to arrange the coverage for him.
And in case you are wondering, I've yet to pass judgment on PPACA. I suspect that it's not going to work very well, but it hasn't been around long enough for me to develop an opinion. Other than it's a piss poor excuse for single payer.
Chas
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Damn, Chas. We are in agreement........100% agreement on this issue, actually. WTF? 
Dave
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