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I've got a feeling they will do all they can to pass these increases onto tax payers. The news is bad enough for Obama care. They can't afford more bad news.
They cannot do that. There is no way the GOP will allow a spending bill be voted on that includes funding for ObamaCare. It will live under its current funding or die on the vine.
They cannot do that. There is no way the GOP will allow a spending bill be voted on that includes funding for ObamaCare. It will live under its current funding or die on the vine.
Perhaps. However, we can already predict the left and the media message. "GOP hates sick people and Obamacare so much they won't pass funding for ___"
The writer didnt cite here sources and didnt provide a link to the Business Record talking about Iowa rate increases. So when I looked it up it was an article from last year talking about rates in 2014. Lousy journalism on a blog so I guess it isnt journalism.
Well sure because not enough healthy people signed up.
They need premiums from people who will not use the system to support those that are ill and old.
Logic and common sense here people.
A chronically ill person will use a hell of a lot more services then their $200 monthly premium will cover.
This is what the Dems say people wanted.
So now they need to shut up and open their wallets "for the good of the collective".
The village will be made to pay.
SO true and we had to pass it to know what was in it
I have had an HSA from 2005 to last year. I went back and added up my total healthcare spending at $7,500.00. Why did I even have insurance for all those years, ugh.....
The writer didnt cite here sources and didnt provide a link to the Business Record talking about Iowa rate increases. So when I looked it up it was an article from last year talking about rates in 2014. Lousy journalism on a blog so I guess it isnt journalism.
In equally accurate news, Karl Rove predicts Romney to win Ohio...
Right, and Obamacare will lower the average premium per family of $2,500.00. Oh, and if you like your plan you can keep it.
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