"if Biden is elected they will be outlawed."
Kindly prove that statement as factual and not opinion.
I'll start by saying I know nothing about the health care industry. Having said that, I agree with you that we START with the idea that employers are not responsible for your health care and build from that simple premise. How we do that I am not sure but as I understand it, employers or lets just say "groups" get discounts. Instead of employers or union's getting these "discounts, let's just say every American citizen is now in a union or group or any word you want to choose. We all get the same break. I'm talking about working people making a living.Agree 100 percent!
We will always need some kind of safety net for those that just can't cut it in life for one reason or another.
Another thing must be made abundantly clear. If you are not an American citizen in this country legally, you will not get free anything. If you have to go to a hospital, sure, we'll fix you up and then put you on a plane back to your home country, period.
If you are a citizen and have to go to the emergency room because you do not have insurance even though you can probably afford a basic plan and you refuse to pay your hospital bill which will absolutely have to be fixed at rates substantially lower than they are now, someone from the government will "access" whether you can pay anything towards your bill. No more freeloading off the tax-payers.
I'll have to leave these basic ideas to those a lot smarter than me but basically.
Everybody pays for their own insurance unless you can't and you damn well better be able to prove you can't and why.
Nobody gets a better deal than any other American, period.
If you are in this country illegally and you need to go to a hospital, we'll be generous and take care of you and then you will be deported.
We should have a flexible, workable guest worker program in this country and these guest workers wages and working conditions will have to meet the same standards given to American workers.
Now some of you smart fuckers figure out how to make all that work. Originally Posted by HedonistForever
"if Biden is elected they will be outlawed."
Kindly prove that statement as factual and not opinion. Originally Posted by reddog1951
It seems that many posters on this board are wealthy enough to worry about increases in their federal income tax rate should Mr. Biden be elected, so I assume some are small to medium business owners, or independent contractors with in demand skills (or maybe trust fund babies). One of the bigger overhead expenses, especially for smaller businesses, is providing reasonable health insurance to their employees; sole proprietors and independent contractors probably have even bigger problems in this regard.Trump is going to lose. He doesn't have a plan anyway. That was proven with the large book that he gave to Lelsie Stahl of 60 minutes. It did not contain a health insurance plan.
So assuming Mr. Trump is reelected and the ACA is ditched, what exactly is his plan to alleviate the problems faced by this group and their employees? Please cite specific platform or quoted goals with mechanisms to achieve and how this is a financial or cost/benefit improvement. Originally Posted by reddog1951
DPST's - you are so far off base of the DPST party plans it is hilarious - if it was not so sadAnybody notice how this song NEVER changes, but just gets louder and longer every day?
You are so deluded.
Bernie /AOC - if they get the Senate - are on record to institute Medicare for All One payor system - and no more private insurance - except for the DPST nomenklatura of Congress. It means No care for nobody - because the money will be diverted to the soylent Green new Deal and other socialist wet dreams, and biden's crime family pockets - not to mention chairman Xi and Putin payments - and there will be no medical care in America for anyone not Nomenklatura! Originally Posted by oeb11
The insurance companies love group plans, so they can raise rates to a particular group due to "exposure risk", then never lower; the "exposure risk" should be the national (or at least large regional) pool actuarially. It would require some regulatory changes regarding interstate insurance business though. Originally Posted by reddog1951All premium rate increases have to be approved by the commissioner of insurance in each state. The health insurance company just can't increase the premium for a policy on their own.