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Are you like a stalker or something, looking over everyone's shoulders to see how they pay.
Envy is a powerful emotion. Personally I don't care what people buy, how they pay or how they get from place to place. I don't even know what an EBT card looks like.
And while the insurance companies CEOS bask in the sunshine with big cigars in their greedy mouths on their large yachts - they know they got golden goose eggs - coming out of DC for life...
Politics aside- they need to regulate these folks like there is NO tomorrow - but back to, see the pretty birdie....
And while the insurance companies CEOS bask in the sunshine with big cigars in their greedy mouths on their large yachts - they know they got golden goose eggs - coming out of DC for life...
Politics aside- they need to regulate these folks like there is NO tomorrow - but back to, see the pretty birdie....
In my opinion, a tax penalty for not insuring yourself is not constitutional and does not align with American values of freedom of choice and responsibility.
I'm glad that's done away with. Going to be interesting how this effects insurance companies, I usually invest in them when I expect corrections in the stock market, however while ACA did lower their margins, it did raise their revenues.
In my opinion, a tax penalty for not insuring yourself is not constitutional and does not align with American values of freedom of choice and responsibility.
I'm glad that's done away with. Going to be interesting how this effects insurance companies, I usually invest in them when I expect corrections in the stock market, however while ACA did lower their margins, it did raise their revenues.
Can I get rid of my car insurance too? the Ins cos are the most greedy monsters of them all-
In my opinion, a tax penalty for not insuring yourself is not constitutional and does not align with American values of freedom of choice and responsibility.
I'm glad that's done away with. Going to be interesting how this effects insurance companies, I usually invest in them when I expect corrections in the stock market, however while ACA did lower their margins, it did raise their revenues.
Going to an emergency room because you didn't buy coverage, is that an American value, going on Medicaid for the same reason are these American values
I'm glad that's done away with. Going to be interesting how this effects insurance companies, I usually invest in them when I expect corrections in the stock market, however while ACA did lower their margins, it did raise their revenues.
They will respond by raising premiums. How else can they make up for the loss of income?
Because choosing to own/drive a car is an active choice one makes. You don't need car insurance until you make the active choice to purchase a car.
Healthcare is a bit different in that you don't just wake up and say, "ya know what I need to get today? Cancer." You don't go to a New/Used Cancer Lot and finance yourself a pretty little cancer to call your own.
You choose to buy a car.You don't choose to trip on the sidewalk and bust your chin open just to get some fancy stitches.
You choose to buy a car. You don't choose to have a heart attack.
OK....
So why force insurance companies to cover preexisting conditions?
Isn't that kind of like forcing auto insurance companies to cover wrecks when you had them before you bought your auto insurance?
Did I say mandate car insurance to those who do not drive? No I did not. But on the same token using the logic of people who say they do not need health insurance and it should not be mandated why not the choice if I do drive? If I hit someone maybe I could cover their losses. My decision right?
No.
Because your choosing not to have health insurance is only potentially detrimental to you.
Not having car insurance when you drive is potentiality extremely detrimental to everyone else on the road.
Now, you could make the argument that not having health insuranceis detrimental to others.... but that's only theoretical and only in a financial way.
Not having car insurance when you drive is detrimental to others in a very real and very physical way.
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