Kaiser Tool Showing Price Differences for TrumpCare (Alabama, how much, states)

[somebodynew]

Premiums go up in most of the states I looked at. And it doesn't actually cover anything.

[thecoalman]

Originally Posted by greywar

If the Senate passes it, it will be the utter end of republicans if those numbers are accurate.

Switch the map to 75K..... the area I live in was crucial to Trump's win in PA. It's people like this that put him in office.

Many local voters flipped for Trump - News - Citizens' Voice

Woodrosky, 53, enthusiastically cast her ballot for Donald Trump, the first time she ever backed a GOP candidate for president.

She said her health insurance premium, as a self-employed person, increased $350 a month for a total of $772 as a result of Obama’s health care law.

There is no easy answer for Healthcare but clearly people that are paying into and supporting the system should be the ones considered first.

[Wartrace]

Seems to me ever since government got involved in "healthcare" things have gone down the ****ter.

[Seacove]

Originally Posted by somebodynew

Premiums go up in most of the states I looked at. And it doesn't actually cover anything.

Wait until all those red states apply for waivers to not cover pre-existing conditions. That was an absolute condition for the Freedom Caucus that represents the reddest voters. So expect the reddest states to not cover pre-existing conditions.

[greywar]

Heres a group told to LITERALLY just die.

Alaska, lake and peninsula county, 60 years old. 30K of income....results in a health plan at a cost of 32K. They LITERALLY cannot pay it.

[Seacove]

Originally Posted by Wartrace

Seems to me ever since government got involved in "healthcare" things have gone down the ****ter.

I see Tennessee is on the "hating it" list. That's a lot of dark blue there.

[JAMS14]

Originally Posted by thecoalman

Switch the map to 75K..... the area I live in was crucial to Trump's win in PA. It's people like this that put him in office.

How many Trump supporters do you think make $75k?

Originally Posted by thecoalman

There is no easy answer for Healthcare but clearly people that are paying into and supporting the system should be the ones considered first.

People who buy their insurance over the exchanges are absolutely paying for it, too. Stop pretending we're getting it for free. We're not. We just don't have the same access as people who get their insurance through employers.

[greywar]

Originally Posted by Wartrace

Seems to me ever since government got involved in "healthcare" things have gone down the ****ter.

Seems to me you forgot the yearly massive increases before the aca.

[stan4]

Originally Posted by Seacove

I'm in a state where overall the results are better than others but the best states are Massachusetts, Vermont and New York. Some states like Arizona, Texas, Nebraska, North Carolina and Tennessee are hating it.

Naw.
I'm in Texas and seeing a big discount bc of the tax credit.
Won't matter.
Probably get phased out of it like every other deduction.

[stan4]

Originally Posted by greywar

Seems to me you forgot the yearly massive increases before the aca.

There was NEVER a year with a 100% increase.
2016-2017...there was.