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Old 03-20-2017, 05:57 AM
 
Location: Central Mexico and Central Florida
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If Ryan wins on his healthcare plan, he'll double-down on Medicare. He has promised to raise the eligibility age for Medicare to 67. And to shift the cost of Medicare from the government to the seniors themselves.

President Bonkers promised to 'not cut' Medicare, but raising the age and shifting costs are not 'cuts' in his little brain.

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Medicare eligibility age: Ryan would gradually increase the eligibility age for Medicare from 65 to nearly 67 starting in 2020. That would require those 65 to 67 to purchase commercial insurance.
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Medicare Premium Support: As he has proposed many times in the past, Ryan is backing a plan that would effectively provide a fixed dollar subsidy that seniors would use to purchase Medicare insurance. That’s in contrast to today’s model, where Medicare pays a percentage of the cost, whatever it is. Such a plan would effectively shift the risk of health care cost increases from taxpayer to seniors.
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