Empowering Patients, Consumer Choice, both mean you can choose not to see a doctor.
I feel freer already; don’t you?!!
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So, will the Republicans submit this bill to the CBO for scoring, so we can find out exactly how much it will cost?
Or is this just another stunt to impress the base, like their many bogus “jobs bills”?
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With THE IMPLementatION of NOBAMAcare, HEALth cARE insURANCE raTES are ACTUALLY RISING. HOW is THAT GOOD POLICY? END NObamacare AND its DAMAGING RISING cOSTS, CAREER KILLING, DEATH PANeLLIng nightmare that IS rUINING the best HEALTHCARe sysTEM IN aMERICA!!1!!!1!1ONE!1!11!!1!
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Has Price talked to his insurance lobbyist today? Or his hospital association lobbyist? The insurance companies just enrolled several million new customers and the hospitals have just found a steady source of payments from people who, before the ACA, were unable to come in and get care and pay for it.
Do these assholes ever think anything through or are they as fucking stupid as this all the time?
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repEAl AND replaCE nobamaCARE and humILIate nobama WHo HAs no CHOICE but TO sIGN IT!
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Wait a minute… This smells like BIG government. Government does everything wrong. This puts government smack in the middle of our lives.
Oh, that’s right, government is only bad if a black guy has any say in it. Got it.
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Well, first they have to repeal the aca, and that’s a huge hurdle to jump, if not impossible.
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So Rep. Price wants to replace Obamacare with Pricecare?
It’s less about care and all about price–keeping prices high for the insurance companies that fill his trough.
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From whitehouse.gov, and to all these hopeful numbers, the Racist Party says Phuck You.
HEALTH CARE BY THE NUMBERS
8 million people signed up for private insurance in the Health Insurance Marketplace. For states that have Federally-Facilitated Marketplaces, 35 percent of those who signed up are under 35 years old and 28 percent are between 18 and 34 years old, virtually the same youth percentage that signed up in Massachusetts in their first year of health reform.
3 million young adults gained coverage thanks to the Affordable Care Act by being able to stay on their parents plan.
3 million more people were enrolled in Medicaid and CHIP as of February, compared to before the Marketplaces opened. Medicaid and CHIP enrollment continues year-round.
5 million people are enrolled in plans that meet ACA standards outside the Marketplace, according to a CBO estimate. When insurers set premiums for next year, they are required to look at everyone who enrolled in plans that meet ACA standards, both on and off the Marketplace.
5.7 million people will be uninsured in 2016 because 24 States have not expanded Medicaid.
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It would be more like Priceuncaring
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Awesome!
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The campaign in a few words. Racist Party “Obama bad.” Democratic Party: “Obama who?” That’s what got us here.
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Sounds at least complicated than that “Obamacare monstrosity” and with more loopholes to boot.
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The “unpoisoning” of the well by Republicans continues…
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Basically a piece of shit bill.
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sounds a lot like they just want to get the Obama part removed from the Obamacare label, on a system which will be very popular in the long term, and will (hopefully) improve over time, as other social safety net programs have. can’t let the black man have a vaunted place in history.
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Groundbreaking!!! 105. Limitation on Abortion Funding
Requires that no federal funds authorized under, or credits or deductions allowed under the Internal
Revenue Code of 1986 by reason of, this bill may be used to pay for abortion (exceptions if the
pregnancy endangers a women’s life or was the result of rape or incest) or cover any part of the costs of
any health plan that includes coverage of abortion.
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I don’t think this will happen. All for show.
Let’s hope I’m correct.
Best,
D
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Do you think that’s who they’re trying to help?
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I like how they had to design a worse website just to be different than Obamacare.
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