Thirty percent of the 2.1 million buyers are under age 35. This gives the risk pool an acceptable mix of low risk and high risk policyholders.
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Thirty percent of the 2.1 million buyers are under age 35. This gives the risk pool an acceptable mix of low risk and high risk policyholders.I read that. Funny how it doesn't MENTION how many of that 30 percent under 35, are healthy or have medical problems/pre-existing conditions, hmmmm? Come back to us when you have that data.. or how many of that 30 percent got government subsidies to pay for their insurance.
http://www.businessweek.com/articles...mpaign_id=yhoo Originally Posted by flghtr65
The numbers are improving each month, what will you complain about when more people have insurance than before? Originally Posted by Bert JonesWell, that's a bad thing, right? Imagine the horror of everybody having health insurance and access to decent medical care. Awful.
Imagine the horror of everybody having health insurance and access to decent medical care. .... Fucking maroons. Originally Posted by timpageOnly surpassed by the "horror" of those finding out they DON'T have "health insurance and access to decent medical care...."
Obamacare has death panels alright, their called Republicans. Originally Posted by CJ7Actually, the "panels" are selected by the current administration through the States ... to review claims and complaints within a certain region, but consumers can "panel" shop ...
Actually, the "panels" are selected by the current administration through the States ... to review claims and complaints within a certain region, but consumers can "panel" shop ...close your lips, you're drooling on your chest.
With the new illegal changes made by executive edict and pronouncement .. the real "death panels" will be the underwriters and "adjusters" hired by the private insurers whose short fall due to the lack of sufficient premiums will be "supported" and "underwritten" by the taxpayers .... so therein lies the wealth distribution.
The taxpayers are still going to pay for the person who walked into the emergency room .
.. with no insurance ... but now the $$ goes to the insurance company to reimburse the insurance company for it had to pay to cover the patient with the ENTITLEMENT.
Oh, wait, since Obaminable has shifted the "burden" to the private carriers, so will the litigation based on "unreasonable deprivation of health care benefits" ... and deceptive trade practices act claims ... plus attorney fees!!!!
What will that do to premiums? Originally Posted by LexusLover
Well, that's a bad thing, right? Imagine the horror of everybody having health insurance and access to decent medical care. Awful.If everyone had health insurance and they paid for it, I'd be cheering dumbshit.
They're so fucking stupid. How far into the sign-up are we? And, they all declare it dead or dying or the end of the world at least once a month. Fucking maroons. Originally Posted by timpage