[Red in Blue PA]

Begich and Warner have called for allowing "copper" plans on the government-run health exchanges

Lower than the bronze plan? What does that have? A $50,000 deductible?

[tobyhill]

They might as well have a $2 million deductible.

[livius]

Exactly. This “insurance” is still overpriced because it represents virtually no insurance at all.

I don’t think anybody, now that it’s known that the devil is in the details (huge deductibles and “out of pocket” payments), will fall for this.

[ZX12R]

What does that have? A $50,000 deductible?

Funny, ain't it? LOL! Next they'll offer a plan that only costs $750.00 a month, and with no deductible, but it doesn't cover any medical expenses. Just makes you compliant. These libtard stooges are an embarrassment and a serious danger to the country.

[pepsionice]

I think it’s around $7,500 on the deductible presently.

Years ago, I watched a discussion group where they talked up this significant issue that catastrophic support was what most people needed....when health bills got into the $30k or above range. So they threw out this idea of a deductible of $25k, and I kinda sat there in shock. But the positive is...your monthly cost would have been like $25 for a family. Looking back now, this kinda makes sense....but we won’t dare discuss this type of option.