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They didn't die any more frequently before Obamacare, and the cost of insurance was 60% lower than under Obamacare.
Only one that should die is Obama and he isn't subject to Obamacare. Execute the looting traitor.
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Republicans.
The whole 60 vote thing is a smoke screen to CYA Republicans. Not buying it. It's just another excuse from a Party that ignores what the voters want and what they, the Party, ran on.
I bet the insurance companies are paying off the critters in DC to not repeal ocare.
Maybe its just me.
You left out tax reform in your post of changes needed. A simplier tax system, maybe a flat tax or the FairTax. Either system would do. Everybody gets to pay, not just the working schlub who can't afford high priced accountants and such.
Maybe I'd add a subtitle: "Your Constituents May See Through Your Deceit Should They Grow Brains. Hi, Paul Ryan."
Or perhaps I'd otherwise rather subtitle write: "I Dream Of Term Limits."
FOUR PAGES
out attempting to vote in a "replacement". Then,
afterward, they can consider bringing in new things, such as allowing insurance across state lines, tort reform, etc.
This alone would be huge, and it would not require a new regulation. It would just be a rule saying contracts that are open-ended with no price estimate or pre-agreed price per service or price per unit time are not enforceable.
It wouldn't be requiring them to do anything. It just means they would lose in court if they sent a bill that was not in some fashion agreed to beforehand. The agreement could be by time or by procedure or fixed bid-- anything. But if it just says any and all charges, they would not be able to win a judgement in court.
So you are absolutely right, but in some markets you have to work for it. In my area it's easier by far to get pricing on a new furnace or a car repair than a medical procedure. You can get pricing. You just have to keep asking until you get someone with a brain. I frequently get, "I don't know the cost, but you may possibly have a co-pay, depending on your insurance." There's a lot of cluelessness.
America is really, truly finished.