Healthcare

[PatDaly]

i want to pay the doctor with a chicken.

I've always felt that health insurance should be like auto insurance.

Your auto insurance doesn't pay for oil changes and other maintenance items.
If health insurance didn't pay for doctor's visits, that cost would go way down.

Government costs add 25% to medical costs.
And the prescription drug thing is way out of control.

Same drug elsewhere is way less than here

thank you!

[The Texan]

My wife and daughter's premiums DOUBLED!!!! Effing Obamacare(excuse my language). from $636.00 a month, to $1,252.00!!!

This is Bu******!!!

[Meemur]

to $1,252.00!!!

If $15,024.00 is more than 8% of your income ($1252,00 x 12), you don't have to pay it.

[awitness]

If $15,024.00 is more than 8% of your income ($1252,00 x 12), you don't have to pay it.

True, if, you become a ward of the State and accept the government teat. But, that was this Law's purpose.

[Oscar Wilde]

Outlaw health "insurance"!

O.W.

[breezy]

Outlaw health "insurance"!

O.W.

^^^What he said^^^

[TonyM]

American hospitals are disappearing... and repealing Obamacare will make it worse



http://bloom.bg/2jdKb8i

[TonyM]

GOP's First Step to Kill Obamacare Launches Messaging War

Republican senators took a significant step toward repealing the
Affordable Care Act in the late hours of Wednesday night, voting to
advance a budget that sets up the process to repeal the health care law.
Democrats, unable to block the budget, forced votes on a series of
amendments intended to squeeze Republicans on divisive health care
issues.

Wednesday night’s session, which trickled into the early hours of
Thursday morning, was the first in what will likely be a series of
messaging battles between Democrats and Republicans over the future of
health care that is sure to continue as the GOP tries to replace
Obamacare and be a major factor in the 2018 midterm elections.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/art...ar_132769.html

[TonyM]

Republicans are getting skittish on repealing Obamacare.

Politics can sometimes resemble a smoldering pile of broken promises.
And the GOP's long-standing pledge to repeal Obamacare on Day One of a
GOP administration is suddenly looking like it might be thrown on the
heap.

Over the past 24 hours, several GOP senators made big news
by urging their party to actually hold off on repealing Obamacare until a
replacement can be crafted.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...obably-smart/?

[jimmyb]

Republicans are getting skittish on repealing Obamacare.



Politics can sometimes resemble a smoldering pile of broken promises.
And the GOP's long-standing pledge to repeal Obamacare on Day One of a
GOP administration is suddenly looking like it might be thrown on the
heap.

Over the past 24 hours, several GOP senators made big news
by urging their party to actually hold off on repealing Obamacare until a
replacement can be crafted.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...obably-smart/?

I say it will be one of the first moves Trump makes.
Once we repeal it you will see what we've got.
Sound familiar Tony.