Even NYT admits Obama screwed us!!!

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not praising anything, the article I posted refutes rockheads constant bitch about Obamacare costing policy holders more $$ ... NY is an early example of states with high rates reducing those rates to remain competitive in the soon to be competitive market. Originally Posted by CJ7

Well guess what? The Rock is absolutely right! In 13 states plus D.C., Obamacare will increase health premiums by 24%, on average. In the 13 states, plus D.C., where healthcare exchanges have been set up, only 5 states are projected to see a decrease in the average healthcare premium.. These states are Rhode Island, Ohio, Colorado, New York and California. But in 9 states, plus D.C., healthcare premiums are projected to increase on average. These states are Oregon, Washington, Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, Virginia, South Dakota, New Mexico, and D.C. That is an almost 2 to 1 margin where healthcare premiums are expected to increase rather than decrease in the states. Here is the link.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/theapoth...average-of-24/
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  • 09-25-2013, 12:48 AM
Well guess what? The Rock is absolutely right! In 13 states plus D.C., Obamacare will increase health premiums by 24%, on average. In the 13 states, plus D.C., where healthcare exchanges have been set up, only 4 states are projected to see a decrease in most of the health care premiums. These states are Rhode Island, Ohio, Colorado and New York. But in 9 states, plus D.C., healthcare premiums are projected to increase. These states are Oregon, Washington, Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, Virginia, South Dakota, New Mexico, California and D.C. That is a little better than a 2 to 1 margin where healthcare premiums are expected to increase rather than decrease in the states. Here is the link.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/theapoth...average-of-24/ Originally Posted by NiceGuy53

the state sets the price, bitch at the state ... sure SOME states will see an increase, some will see a decrease, neither of which is controlled by Obama, and not all of the states have made any projections either way


common knowledge ..

http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-me...der-obamacare/
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the state sets the price, bitch at the state ... sure SOME states will see an increase, some will see a decrease, neither of which is controlled by Obama, and not all of the states have made any projections either way


common knowledge ..

http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-me...der-obamacare/ Originally Posted by CJ7

What a weak response! Nothing is Obama's fault, blame the states instead. With the exception of South Dakota, these are all blue Obama states. The 24% increase in healthcare premiums on average means nothing to you. And Obama's promise to lower healthcare premiums by $2000 per family per year means nothing to you. You are a dyed-in-the-wool Obamatron! Unbelievable!
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  • 09-25-2013, 01:11 AM
What a weak response! Nothing is Obama's fault, blame the states instead. With the exception of South Dakota, these are all blue Obama states. The 24% increase in healthcare premiums on average means nothing to you. And Obama's promise to lower healthcare premiums by $2000 per family per year means nothing to you. You are a dyed in the wool Obamatron! Unbelievable! Originally Posted by NiceGuy53




so explain to the audience exactly how Obama sets the price of insurance in states ..

this should be good ..


oh yeah, the subsidies families receive to lower the cost of premiums must mean nothing to you.
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so explain to the audience exactly how Obama sets the price of insurance in states ..

this should be good ..


oh yeah, the subsidies families receive to lower the cost of premiums must mean nothing to you. Originally Posted by CJ7
You are the master of deflection. I will give you that! Obama promised that healthcare premiums would decrease under Obamacare. Instead, they are projected to increase by 24%, on average, in the states that have already set up healthcare exchanges. And these are Democratic controlled blue states for the most part. Did they not follow the rules and dictates of Obamacare when they set up their healthcare exchanges? If the problem is not the ACA, then you tell me exactly what the problem is.
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  • 09-25-2013, 03:04 AM
You are the master of deflection. I will give you that! Obama promised that healthcare premiums would decrease under Obamacare. Instead, they are projected to increase by 24%, on average, in the states that have already set up healthcare exchanges. And these are Democratic controlled blue states for the most part. Did they not follow the rules and dictates of Obamacare when they set up their healthcare exchanges? If the problem is not the ACA, then you tell me exactly what the problem is. Originally Posted by NiceGuy53
no deflection, Obama doesn't set the states prices ...the problem is you're blinded by partisan talking points... Democratic controlled states have absolutely nothing to do with the way the state sets prices for their healthcare ... are you taking into consideration the subsidy a family will get when you quote 24% increases ? I read an estimated 6 million people will pay less than 100 bucks a month for a 300 dollar a month policy after they receive their subsidy ... kinda shoots your 24% increase in the ass doesn't it?

deal with it, its a law.
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  • 09-25-2013, 06:48 AM
So you are happy to have other people pay a portion of your insurance by means of taxation theft.....typical commie socialist libtard. Originally Posted by The2Dogs
Kinda like Medicare....

Anybody want to defund that?
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no deflection, Obama doesn't set the states prices ...the problem is you're blinded by partisan talking points... Democratic controlled states have absolutely nothing to do with the way the state sets prices for their healthcare ... are you taking into consideration the subsidy a family will get when you quote 24% increases ? I read an estimated 6 million people will pay less than 100 bucks a month for a 300 dollar a month policy after they receive their subsidy ... kinda shoots your 24% increase in the ass doesn't it?

deal with it, its a law. Originally Posted by CJ7

You say I'm blinded by partisan talking points. Coming from a dyed-in-the-wool Obamatron like you, that is laughable.

You obviously did not look very closely at the interactive map from the article I posted because if you did you would see that subsidies were factored into their projections. Since your too lazy to look it up for yourself, I will post a link to the methodology used in their projections. http://www.manhattan-institute.org/k...ates/about.htm

Those subsidies are only estimated to help a little over 6 million uninsured. There are currently an estimated 48 million uninsured today. That is a very small percentage that these subsidies will actually help. And these low cost insurance plans will only cover about 70% of their medical expenses, on average, leaving them responsible for the remaining 30%. How can they afford that, if they needed help to pay their premiums to begin with? And they will be limited to what doctors and hospitals they can use.

The authors of Obamacare are also counting on the young uninsured who are healthy to buy healthcare plans on the exchanges to help offset the costs of the older people whose healthcare will be costly. What happens when a lot of those young healthy uninsured simply refuse to buy a health care plan and just simply pay a small penalty instead?

Like Senator Baucus, one of the authors of Obamacare, said recently, the implementation of Obamacare is becoming a train wreck. And we will all be dealing with it very soon.
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  • 09-25-2013, 02:18 PM
You say I'm blinded by partisan talking points. Coming from a dyed-in-the-wool Obamatron like you, that is laughable.

You obviously did not look very closely at the interactive map from the article I posted because if you did you would see that subsidies were factored into their projections. Since your too lazy to look it up for yourself, I will post a link to the methodology used in their projections. http://www.manhattan-institute.org/k...ates/about.htm

Those subsidies are only estimated to help a little over 6 million uninsured. There are currently an estimated 48 million uninsured today. That is a very small percentage that these subsidies will actually help. And these low cost insurance plans will only cover about 70% of their medical expenses, on average, leaving them responsible for the remaining 30%. How can they afford that, if they needed help to pay their premiums to begin with? And they will be limited to what doctors and hospitals they can use.

The authors of Obamacare are also counting on the young uninsured who are healthy to buy healthcare plans on the exchanges to help offset the costs of the older people whose healthcare will be costly. What happens when a lot of those young healthy uninsured simply refuse to buy a health care plan and just simply pay a small penalty instead?

Like Senator Baucus, one of the authors of Obamacare, said recently, the implementation of Obamacare is becoming a train wreck. And we will all be dealing with it very soon. Originally Posted by NiceGuy53
at the end of the day all you have are PROJECTIONS, and your talking points..
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at the end of the day all you have are PROJECTIONS, and your talking points.. Originally Posted by CJ7

And you have all the facts, not projections and talking points?

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  • 09-25-2013, 02:30 PM
And you have all the facts, not projections and talking points?

Originally Posted by NiceGuy53

nope. not even close, what I do have is the element of wait and see exactly what happens with the law before I bitch about it ... unlike you
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nope. not even close, what I do have is the element of wait and see exactly what happens with the law before I bitch about it ... unlike you Originally Posted by CJ7

That's funny coming from you, one of the biggest defenders of Obamacare (and anything having to do with Obama).

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  • 09-25-2013, 02:36 PM
That's funny coming from you, one of the biggest defenders of Obamacare (and anything having to do with Obama).

Originally Posted by NiceGuy53

just think how funny you'd be trying to explain how Obama sets premium prices for states
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just think how funny you'd be trying to explain how Obama sets premium prices for states Originally Posted by CJ7
It doesn't matter wheter Odumbo personally sets prices or whether he delegates that task to one of his lib-retard minions, CBJ7. As President Truman famously said, "the buck stops" at the president's desk.
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  • 09-25-2013, 02:51 PM
[QUOTE=I B Hankering;1054061102]It doesn't matter wheter Odumbo personally sets prices or whether he delegates that task to one of his lib-retard minions, CBJ7. As President Truman famously said, "the buck stops" at the president's desk.

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the bill stopped at the presidents desk and he signed it making it a law ... deal with it