You do not think one can support halthcare reform, in this case ACA, while at the same time opposing some of its parts.Ahemmmmmmmm?
Nope-it’s a black and white world and we must reject ACA as a whole or we are supporting evil. (not my opinion, but what I am gathering is the CAF-approved opinion)
How is that different from supporting the United States as a country while at the same time opposing its legal abortion? If it is that black and white we must reject USA as a whole or we are supporting evil.
Health Care reform? Certainly. Obama Care
Methinks not. Govt. take over of Helath Care? No.good point-again showing how black/white thinking doesn’t work.
Medicare will be expanded but there will be public insurance exchanges as well.Health Care reform? Certainly. Obama Care
America is a Capitalist Nation. Free Market Economy is what has made America what it is, er was, *prior *to the socilalistic proclivities of the Democrats.
Neither does *Pelosi.
*No one has read the bill (Obama Care) in it’s entirety, and understands the unfortunate ramifications of it all.You say this like it is *unjustified *or something.
I don’t think you quite grasp the situation. Yes, if you put more people into the mix, the price goes down (maybe: what we can get on either of the two group plans available to us is about the same or more), but that works because if you put people who are working into a plan, you are getting people below retirement age who are healthy enough to work.
Refute you? I have a hard time taking you seriously.
Put everyone on the federal system and quality of care and all that that entails would be lower for sure
Real-world cost: We are paying over $1200 a month for a high deductible HSA policy. Actually 2 policies because the first company who would accept me, with an upcharge of course, would not accept our younger son, so we had to get another policy for him alone.
Yeah, go to the Post Office and imagine THAT as your doctor’s office…Put everyone on the federal system and quality of care and all that that entails would be lower for sure
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care act is indeed a large and complex enterprise and there truly is a great deal that is uncertain about its outcome.Wellllllllllllll… That was avoidant of the issues.
Siungle* payer*? Is that what you got out of my Posts?
In regard to " Refute you? I have a hard time taking you seriously."
DooooOOOoooo Tell. You have a hard time taking me seriously eh?
How is supporting ACA that different from supporting the United States as a country while at the same time opposing its legal abortion? If it is that black and white we must reject USA as a whole or we are supporting evil.
Of your prescriptions that you pay so much for? Look at what the Pharmacist mark up is ( can you say gouging?) . You will be astounded in many cases. That is where reform must take place for at least* one* thing.Real-world cost: We are paying over $1200 a month for a high deductible HSA policy. Actually 2 policies because the first company who would accept me, with an upcharge of course, would not accept our younger son, so we had to get another policy for him alone.
Our deductible is $5,000/year. In effect, except for catastophes such as accidents and cancer, we have no insurance. We pay cash for medical appointments and medications.
That prescription you pay $20 for? The actual cost is probably $300. At least that is what I pay.
** After all! that is what Obama said - right? Why then it must be true! It’s not the pharmacists. That’s like blaming the price of a barrel of crude oil on gas stations.