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MJOJunkie said:Stu based on your worthless neolib trolling maybe your penis needs repeal and replacement :hah:
I don't understand - how can you take Trump's main campaign promise and brush it aside. Are you not amused that they've had 7 years to come up with something better but, to date, have nothing? I am.MJOJunkie said:Stu based on your worthless neolib trolling maybe your penis needs repeal and replacement :hah:
Or for that matter, fixing it?StuAzole said:Was 7 years not long enough to come up with a plan?
^^MJOJunkie said:Thanks you for listening I'm going outside now
free market supporters will tell you we don't need to fix anything - the market will fix itself. Wasn't government trying to fix things the opposition to Obamacare in the first place?GDaddy said:The insurance market existed prior to the ACA. It is my assumption that if the feds get out of the way the carriers will continue to adapt to market demand going forward. They'll develop programs and packages in competition with each other and the consumers will make their choices based on what they are willing to pay. The programs that are more popular will prevail and the ones that are less popular will fail.
The medical inflation rate was the big issue before and it remains the big issue for most people. There's no point in fixating on expanding distribution on the public dole if we continue to ignore the cost issue.
This. ^^GWS said:OK, so pretty much everyone I know that had existing insurance, after ACA, they pay more for less coverage.
Even if they take the ACA out and shoot it in the head, there's no way our insurance $ goes back down.
It only goes in one direction. Up. And the coverage also only goes in one direction. Down.
There's way too much money being made in this scam for it to change in any appreciable manner. It will be a shell game.