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So Donny rather than taking a humiliating defeat instructed Ryan to pull this mess of a bill. Good move Donny, but I guess you are now what you claimed others were - all talk and no action!
Or did Ryan realize voting and failing was worse then withdrawing it?
Kinda fascinating watching them fail so hard. The optics, and who gets pushed in front of the bus are interesting.
"Pre-existing conditions" have never been insurable anyway.
I don't have a chronic medical condition but my insurance (through multiple different employers) has always covered pre-existing conditions. If employer-based health insurance can make it happen, than it shouldn't be a problem to (continue to) offer through a private exchange.
The insurance for someone with (for example) Type 1 Diabetes may be more than someone without a chronic condition, but it should still be covered.
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