Trumpcare

[patrick jane]

In the case of obstruction, I hope so.

Un-American

 

[Rusha]

Un-American

And yet you said not a peep when the GOP were doing the obstructing ... selective morality at it's finest.

 

[patrick jane]

And yet you said not a peep when the GOP were doing the obstructing ... selective morality at it's finest.

I didn't pay attention to politics when the Democrats had all the power. I started paying attention last year, so all I know is that the demonrats are useless

 

[Rusha]

And yet you said not a peep when the GOP were doing the obstructing ... selective morality at it's finest.

I didn't pay attention to politics when the Democrats had all the power.

That is your issue, not mine. I ALWAYS pay attention and do whatever I can (that is legal) to change what I do not like.

 

[patrick jane]

That is your issue, not mine. I ALWAYS pay attention and do whatever I can (that is legal) to change what I do not like.

Do you march in protests & stuff?

 

[Rusha]

Do you march in protests & stuff?

Only one ... and I still have my little pink hat as a memento.

 

[annabenedetti]

Only one ... and I still have my little pink hat as a memento.

You have a pink hat?! Lucky...

 

[Mocking You]

Senate version is RINO-Care. Retains the pre-existing clause, gets rid of the mandate, gets rid of many of the taxes to finance RINO-Care. You thought ObamaCare was in a a death spiral, wait until you see RINO-Care in action! Plus, the GOP will own totally own it.

 

[exminister]

Senate leaders worked Monday to modify their plan to overhaul the Affordable Care Act, adding a provision that would penalize consumers for not keeping their plans, by imposing a six-month waiting provision before they could re-enroll.

The change, intended to satisfy insurers and minimize the number of Americans who may drop their plans if the bill becomes law, received measured praise from some industry officials but sharp criticism from patient advocates.

The move — the first in a series of changes Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) plans to make in the next few days — underscores the degree to which Republicans need to retool their health bill if they hope to pass it this week.

Some of the targeted measures already in the bill have prompted a backlash, and leaders are navigating between moderate Republicans who want to preserve key aspects of the ACA and conservatives hoping to pare it back even further.

The latest change aims to provide a stronger incentive for younger and healthier Americans to maintain health insurance, by making consumers who drop their policies for 63 days or more face a six-month waiting period before coverage may begin in the following year.

More ...

The "liberty" party. Don't see anything about keeping your rates the same through this period.

 

[rexlunae]

okay lets put aside the fact you think that all rebulicans are greedy,rich white dudes. what exactly can be done to "fix" Obamacare.

Expand Medicaid further. Make more people eligible for it.

 

[patrick jane]

Expand Medicaid further. Make more people eligible for it.

:rotfl:

 

[jeffblue101]

Expand Medicaid further. Make more people eligible for it.

that's not fixing Obamacare that's just replacing it with single payer.

 

[patrick jane]

No vote this week. Maybe after the break

 

[patrick jane]

Trumpcare is dead. Republicans can't pass it. Back to Obamacare

 

[rexlunae]

that's not fixing Obamacare that's just replacing it with single payer.

Most of the newly covered under Obamacare were from Medicaid expansion. So, really, no, it's a continuation of the same approach.

 

[rexlunae]

that's not fixing Obamacare that's just replacing it with single payer.

If you expand it enough, sure.

 

[patrick jane]

Trumpcare is back on the table :mrt:

 

[Tambora]

I don't want ANY government funded health care.

 

[patrick jane]

I don't want ANY government funded health care.

You oppose the Bill?

 

[Jonahdog]

I don't want ANY government funded health care.

Really? How old are you? Gonna be on Medicare or should we get rid of that as well? Just askin'.