To: GnL
How does this prevent a freedom-loving “insurance” company from providing health insurance for $.01 a month with an extensive rider that indicates no actual healthcare (with maybe the exception of aspirin) will be provided?
611 posted on
06/28/2012 8:33:29 AM PDT by
reegs
To: reegs
How does this prevent a freedom-loving insurance company from providing health insurance for $.01 a month with an extensive rider that indicates no actual healthcare (with maybe the exception of aspirin) will be provided?Because I'm pretty sure puts all kinds of restrictions on what insurance companies can do. It sounds like they essentially become agencies of the government based on how many rules they have to follow to be allowed to operate as insurance companies.
624 posted on
06/28/2012 8:36:26 AM PDT by
JediJones
(From the makers of Romney, Bloomberg/Schwarzenegger 2016. Because the GOP can never go too far left.)
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