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So, you are complaining that when people get promoted and end up making more money they lose the subsidy? So? Most people would rather make more money than stay low paid and get a subsidy.
But here's the thing, the costs are so much higher under Obamacare. the cost I would pay is easily 2k a year for the Silver. I still have to pay about have with subsidy for my area. I make less money, I have to fork over less for healthcare. Hell paying the tax penalty is STILL about 4 times cheaper than the Silver plan (I used national average vs. Arizona coverage, the cost and subsidy both went down for AZ.)
I know CNN championed Obama in some ways but now with the issues he faces now, it seems more fair and balanced rather than more towards the left. CBS, I don't watch enough so I cannot actually give my view on it. NBC and Fox are just polar opposites and spout out their agenda to the brainwashed anyway.
Obama can;t get impeached because the Senate is DEMOCRAT. You need-two thirds of a vote to actually vote him out. There is no way we can see that until 2015 the earliest.
Amazing. You think it is legitimate to use impeachment to do what you couldn't do at the ballot box.
When the ballot box fails to prevent a criminal from taking a public office of trust and abusing it for their own nefarious purposes, then yes, impeachment is the appropriate course of action. Unless, of course, you are advocating assassination.
Her complaint wasn't the cost. It was the access to her choice of doctors. She loved her insurance because of her doctors that had saved her life, I think her chances was around 2%, and now would no longer be in-network with Obamacare insurance. I can understand her issue. That's my complaint too. See, when we actually had choice, I could shop plans and networks that fit me best in terms of coverage and costs. Obamacare, due to the policies it has instituted, has created ultra narrow networks with less coverage. Sometimes, especially when you're dealing with something more serious, the choice of doctor is the key. This article even admits she would not be able to keep her doctors. So basically all they did was prove her point.
Indeed, and 5 of those 20 Democrats have already decided not to run for reelection. By comparison, 2 of the 13 Republican Senators up for reelection have decided not to run for reelection.
If Republicans pick up 4 of those 5 open seats vacated by the Democrats, and keep their 2 open seats, then the Republicans will have a majority in the Senate.
Hahaaa...the only thing in that article are guesstimates....
No real numbers, nothing is linked, just "last year we talked" and "we think she is payig" blah blah blah....
oh and lets not forget this portion "her policy was likely heavily underwritten" so, basically they have NO clue what they are talking about, yet you believe them....
So again, only guesses....nothing more nohting less....
But here's the thing, the costs are so much higher under Obamacare. the cost I would pay is easily 2k a year for the Silver. I still have to pay about have with subsidy for my area. I make less money, I have to fork over less for healthcare. Hell paying the tax penalty is STILL about 4 times cheaper than the Silver plan (I used national average vs. Arizona coverage, the cost and subsidy both went down for AZ.)
The news is full of reports by people claiming that their insurance cost will rise under the ACA only to be bunked later. I suspect that if one looked on the exchange one would find a plan that is similar to your current plan and -- unless you formerly had a cheap worthless junk plan, no more expensive.
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