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The market WAS f*cked up if for no other reasons t

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Posted On: 06/09/2017 11:38:05 AM
Posted By: Bhawks
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The market WAS f*cked up if for no other reasons than the costs for pre-existing condition coverage was outrageous to the point on non-existence, there were lifetime limits on coverage and people were routinely dropped from coverage for clerical errors.

And of course the number of uncovered people was the highest in the industrialized world.

In any case, you willfully ignorant dumb shit, people in your age bracket are singled out for very 'special' treatment under Trump's half-assed proposal.

I couldn't be happier for you!

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CBO: Republican health care bill raises premiums for older, poor Americans by as much as 850%

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/...emiums-age

The American Health Care Act would make a low-income 64-year-old in the individual market pay more than half his income for health insurance.

But if that person is 64 years old, he would be hurt by the Republican bill. Under Obamacare, he would also pay $1,700 in premiums for insurance. But under the Republican bill, he would pay $16,100 (about 60 percent of his annual income) if he lives in a state that doesn’t accept regulatory waivers, and $13,600 — still more than half his annual income — if he lives in a state that does adopt waivers to make moderate rule changes. That amounts to as much as an 850 percent increase in premiums from Obamacare to the Republican bill.




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......health care will be more affordable as it was before he fucked up the market.




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