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To: Olog-hai

Sure you can. Just pass it then we’ll see what’s in it!

Just define a good, better, best insurance policy minimum coverage. Allow insurance companies to write within these standards with a la carte upgrades, make it nationwide like auto insurance, let the customer (patient) OWN their policy like auto/home insurance (no more preferred pools to interfere with hiring), create state subsidized “high risk” pools using the high risk auto insurance model with all companies sharing the underwriting along with gov for those with catastrophic needs.

Let the market place work, I guarantee the insurance companies have contingency policies that can be delivered to the public within hours of killing Obamacare. Time for McConnel/Ryan to put on their big boy pants and man up as representatives of the people (statesmen) instead of establishment stooges!


36 posted on 12/03/2016 8:02:21 PM PST by Billyv (Freedom isn't Free! Get off the sidelines!)
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To: Billyv

Oh, you can also put dollars in employee pay checks (business deductible expense) and create 1.5x tax credit for citizens to encourage the purchase of insurance coverage. Win win, high risk pool covers the rest vs Medicaid, and fed gov can purchase school accident insurance for free and reduced children and upgrade to include wellness checks (it already covers accidents for school children).

These options would identify and cover those Obamacare was meant to touch, but with existing programs that have been effective for over 50 years. QUIT reinventing the wheel to pad the pockets of health ins company political donors!


43 posted on 12/03/2016 8:10:40 PM PST by Billyv (Freedom isn't Free! Get off the sidelines!)
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