CHIP is a poor substitute for expanded Medicaid. Originally Posted by preggolover89Did someone say CHIP is a "substitute for expanded Medicaid"?
It was Fluffy69 ... just consider the source and ignore it.
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It seems like you're saying that indigent care was fine before the ACA (or fine now in Texas since they didn't expand). A classmate asked the CEO of a non-profit insurance company recently how he would respond to that statement. He said (praphrasing): "anyone who thinks indigent care is sufficient right now in Texas should come ride with me for a day and then see how they feel."
His insurance company was started by the main source of indigent care (county hospital) in a major city that you're noting was so great before the ACA.
I realized there's absolutely nothing I can write that will affect your opinion whatsoever, just posting so others can see and understand what's at stake. Healthcare in Texas, especially for the poor, was not and is not sufficient. Originally Posted by preggolover89
Flghtr, are you still channeling Professor Gruber, even after all this time?Flghtr is what used to be called a " yellow dog democrat " , and will go to his death defending the IDIOT policies that the liberal progressives try to shove onto society. He can NEVER admit that he and they are wrong. He's an elitist, that way. Just like shrilLIARy , odummer, Lieawatha Fauxcahostis Warren and the rest of those POS lyin liberals.
Jesus Christ. I guess you just can't help yourself! Originally Posted by Ex-CEO
Flghtr is what used to be called a " yellow dog democrat " , and will go to his death defending the IDIOT policies that the liberal progressives try to shove onto society. Originally Posted by Rey LenguaRepublican Texas Rep. Pete Sessions co-sponsored an alternative health care bill with Republican Senator Bill Cassidy of La. The bill removes the individual mandate of the ACA and leaves the rest of the ACA law as is. It also allows tax credits for a Health Savings Account. Are Sessions and Cassidy "liberal progressives" trying to shove idiot policies on society?
...Trump wants to repeal and replace the ACA (or at least some parts of it). Originally Posted by flghtr65
The copy and paste information came from your links LL. Are you saying your links have bullshit information?
It's all cut & paste bullshit. Originally Posted by LexusLover
The cut and paste information came from your links LL. Originally Posted by flghtr65... MY LINKS WERE FROM THE TEXAS WEBSITE.
...However, you have to be really poor to qualify for "Original Medicaid". To qualify you would have be a family of 4 and make less than $16,000. This is considered the poverty level.
2. ...... The state of Texas does not have Expanded Medicaid. .....
5. ...... If your friend is getting help from the state of Texas it is something other than "Expanded Medicaid".
http://www.latimes.com/business/hilt...205-story.html Originally Posted by flghtr65
The copy and paste information came from your links LL. Are you saying your links have bullshit information? Originally Posted by flghtr65
... MY LINKS WERE FROM THE TEXAS WEBSITE.Not everyone is stupid like you, Fluffy! And that includes R.M.!!!!
Keep trying to adopt what the Texas website says in your lameass attempt to appear correct ... I talk to at least 30-40 people a year regarding health insurance resources in Texas ... which began BEFORE OBAMACARE ... You can cut and paste all the liberal Gruber bullshit you want ... and twist the shit around to fit your demented perspective .... the reality is quite different from your bullshit ... You don't know what the fuck you are talking about! Originally Posted by LexusLover
... MY LINKS WERE FROM THE TEXAS WEBSITE. Originally Posted by LexusLoverThe link with the maximum monthly income limits came from your link dumb ass. Here is the pathway.
.... the subject of medicaid and Trump wanting to depose of it came up. Would anyone here know what the replacement will be? Thanks. Originally Posted by R.M.R.M. yesterday there was an interview of Paul Ryan by Hannity, who pressed him regarding Trump's campaign rhetoric with respect to "Obamacare," and Ryan discussed what he understood (at this point) to be the legislative initiative Congress (the House) will begin in January (Before the inauguration) to begin the dismantling of Obamacare, which may necessarily require some tweaking with respect to "Medicaid," which the Dems tied to Obamacare.