[Tallguy]

"He argued that allowing the discontinued plans back into the marketplace at this late date would create “uncertainty and disruption” for his state’s exchange, could lead to a premium spike in 2015, and would contribute to prolonging a “failing system” whereby insurers can gouge consumers with bare-bones plans and high out-of-pocket costs."

How is this any different than what is happening under Obamacare's "approved" insurance policies? They seem pretty bare-bones. I guess when the government does it (raise premiums) it isn't "price-gouging"? Gimme a break!

[Teotwawki]

Someone should start a pool on how long before she gets audited by the IRS.