An Insurance Exodus From Obamacare Could Come in 2017

The Daily Signal ^ | May 03, 2016 | Jean Morrow

[detective]

UnitedHealthcare’s decision to not offer Affordable Care Act exchange plans next year in “at least 26 of the 34 states where it sold 2016 coverage” may soon be followed by similar announcements from other health care insurers.

At least that is one implication that can be drawn from the findings reported in a new paper analyzing the performance of insurers that offered exchange coverage in 2014.

[detective]

The greatest healthcare system in the entire world has been sabotaged. The Obamacare failure is close to going bankrupt. It is expected to implode in 2017.

[ought-six]

That was the bastard’s plan all along.

[Dad was my hero]

That’s ok, isn’t Trump planning to put together his own version of universal healthcare? It’ll be uuuge!

[Logical me]

Idiot! Trump stated all alone that it will be opening borders so that insurance companies can expand thereby creating lower prices and better service. You are taking far left liberal talking points and have not the facts.

[Organic Panic]

Obama said it will take 10 years. 2017 leaves 3 years for the final transition to single payer government run.

[okie01]

Didn't Trump also promise to take care of "all those people dying in the streets"?

How is he going to do that?

[A CA Guy]

He only talked about the indigent getting some kind of poverty insurance through the government, not single payer.