This will be the death knell of the private health insurance industry.
if true, why is that bad? as i asked in the other thread, what value do the insurance companies add to the medical health industry that justifies billions in revenue each year?
Er, false.
See, based on what happened today, you can still opt out of insurance and just pay a penalty.
Mission Accomplished!
Er, false.
See, based on what happened today, you can still opt out of insurance and just pay a penalty.
Mission Accomplished!
You seem to be terribly unfamiliar with the term "regulations" and why and how health insurance premiums increase.
You seem to be terribly unfamiliar with the term "regulations" and why and how health insurance premiums increase.
Er, false.
See, based on what happened today, you can still opt out of insurance and just pay a penalty.
Mission Accomplished!
Er, false.
See, based on what happened today, you can still opt out of insurance and just pay a penalty.
Mission Accomplished!
You seem to be terribly unfamiliar with the term "regulations" and why and how health insurance premiums increase.
You seem to be terribly unfamiliar with the term "regulations" and why and how health insurance premiums increase.
Estimated by whom?
And, what is the track record of said estimates?
Estimated by whom?
And, what is the track record of said estimates?
We are not already developed?
How many people can earth support continually?
China here we come!
We are not already developed?
How many people can earth support continually?
China here we come!
Estimated by whom?
And, what is the track record of said estimates?
Estimated by whom?
And, what is the track record of said estimates?
Well, their prediction is worth nothing.
They predicted Obamcare would reduce medical costs.
It will not. (the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) expect an annual increase in health care spending from 2010-2019 of 0.2 percent over estimates made before passage of the PPACA. They also predict spending will reach $4.6 trillion in 2019, for an average annual growth rate of 6.3 percent during that time.)
They also predicted surpluses from FY 2000-FY 2015
That didn't go so well.
Well, their prediction is worth nothing.
They predicted Obamcare would reduce medical costs.
It will not. (the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) expect an annual increase in health care spending from 2010-2019 of 0.2 percent over estimates made before passage of the PPACA. They also predict spending will reach $4.6 trillion in 2019, for an average annual growth rate of 6.3 percent during that time.)
They also predicted surpluses from FY 2000-FY 2015
That didn't go so well.
Remember, Obamacare is going to increase insurance rates:
Remember, Obamacare is going to reduce costs:
By 2021, federal, state, and local government health care spending is projected to be nearly 50 percent of national health expenditures, up from 46 percent in 2011, with federal spending accounting for about two-thirds of the total government share.”
Remember, Obamacare is going to increase insurance rates:
Remember, Obamacare is going to reduce costs:
By 2021, federal, state, and local government health care spending is projected to be nearly 50 percent of national health expenditures, up from 46 percent in 2011, with federal spending accounting for about two-thirds of the total government share.”
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