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They carry a very similar fee schedule, but we're talking about the billed rates.
If I bill Medicare $100 and they pay $10, that means I'm out $90 and need to pass it onto the next person.
The fact that the next person is an insurance company and pays $10, means I'm now out $180.
If the procedure costs me $50 to do, I now need to overbill cash payers.. hence the billed variance.
You are speaking in reality, liberals and politicians only understand Utopian rhetoric where everything they imagine works our perfectly, and if it doesn't then it becuse we need to pour more money and rhetoric into it.
Please point out the part(s) you're struggling with and I'll be glad to clarify it for you.
I see, so pointing out the law as written is right wing. So what is left wing then? Is left wing writing a rough draft, passing it into law, and simply allow the president and his admin just change the law and make up all the rest as they see fit?
Sanders would but it is all about what comes across the presidents desk at the end of the day. Congress is the one who writes, committees, votes, amends and passes the bills on to the president. All the president can do is sign and cheerlead.
As for ObamaCare, it shouldn't be ruled unconstitutional because it is widely known that state means government in a legal sense. If it is ruled unconstitutional though, they aren't united enough on a truly different proposal.
Is left wing writing a rough draft, passing it into law, and simply allow the president and his admin just change the law and make up all the rest as they see fit?
Yep, and if their brief isn't right when something goes to the SC, they will rewrite that for them too
Sanders would but it is all about what comes across the presidents desk at the end of the day. Congress is the one who writes, committees, votes, amends and passes the bills on to the president. All the president can do is sign and cheerlead.
As for ObamaCare, it shouldn't be ruled unconstitutional because it is widely known that state means government in a legal sense. If it is ruled unconstitutional though, they aren't united enough on a truly different proposal.
Yup. Too few here do not comprehend how little actual power a president has. The insanity where they blame obama for everything shows that over and over.
Yup. Too few here do not comprehend how little actual power a president has. The insanity where they blame obama for everything shows that over and over.
He had the power to do healthcare as he promised as candidate Obama.
Three weeks before an expected Supreme Court ruling that could strike down Obamacare subsidies for 6.4 million Americans, President Barack Obama and Republican foes began to blame each other for the possible damage.
It isn't going away. People may as well kick back and enjoy the show.
However, to believe the end result will ever be to scrap the healthcare, one only need to be aware of the global strategic moves, to realize that would be a false belief.
Sanders would but it is all about what comes across the presidents desk at the end of the day. Congress is the one who writes, committees, votes, amends and passes the bills on to the president. All the president can do is sign and cheerlead.
As for ObamaCare, it shouldn't be ruled unconstitutional because it is widely known that state means government in a legal sense. If it is ruled unconstitutional though, they aren't united enough on a truly different proposal.
The law specifically defined "state" as the 50 states+DC.
Moreover, the Act elsewhere defines “State” so as to exclude the federal government from that definition
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