Posted on 03/13/2017 12:54:44 PM PDT by Jim Robinson
What a dumb post. What I see is a lot of people with opinions who obviously haven’t been keeping up with Spicer’s press conferences and the information in posts 2&3. Uninformed opinions are turds just as much as “Ryan’s” bill.
“I think he and Paul Ryan are the only two people in America that like this turd.”
But did you go to the website? Did you watch the video? You take an extremist, absolutist position. s/
Dude. Put your kneepads away and quit trolling for ObamaCare 2.0.
Do you think the White House should scrap the plan on their site?
Three-Pronged Approach to Repeal and Replace Obamacare
https://www.whitehouse.gov/repeal-and-replace
If yes what’s your idea for negotiations starting point?
Btw, if they’re really going to use all that mumbo jumbo as an excuse that they can’t repeal it until 2019, then go ahead and pass the repeal bill today, making if effective in 2019. And in the meantime, continue stripping and defunding obamacare wherever we can and do all we can to help private enterprise ramp up. This gives us a two year transition period. The goal would be to get federal control over our healthcare insurance industry completely gone by the effective date.
Dude, what about addressing the content instead of ad hominem attacks.
Dear Mr. President: Do NOT under any circumstances endorse or sign RYANcare - it will destroy you
March 11, 2017 | Jim Robinson
are all wrong. And that he needs to look at the links in posts 2 and 3.
~Sheesh~
Another stupid post. Get informed before you spew worthless ignorant opinions.
Three-Pronged Approach to Repeal and Replace Obamacare
https://www.whitehouse.gov/repeal-and-replace
President Trump Leads a Listening Session on Healthcare
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ts_C_WivWGI
Ok, those states who refuse to go along with it are left out of the nationwide free market. Their loss. They may choose to join in later if it’s a proven cost saver. States are free to make those decisions.
Keeping quite and waiting for the inevitable. The best point of entry for this negotiation is when Obamacare is in a crater.
When you want to buy a stock, do you do it when the market is in freefall? No. You wait for everything to hit bottom.
Addressing the content?
I did that earlier today. I directly pointed out when, where and why you are wrong. Check out my posting history today for how I am specifically addressing the content to you and many others on how ObamaCare 2.0 is WRONG.
But you just go on posting your links if it makes you feel better.
The multi state insurance I am familiar with costs more whether you buy it through private insurance or it is offered through your employer. It costs more because they have to comply with the various state rules, etc..
That thing is nothing more than a bailout for Pelosi and Obama.
What is RYANcare?
How is it different than what Trump published on the White house web site?
“Repeal every word of Obamacare.”
Only market solutions can fix this.
I just checked all your comments to me. Nothing of negotiating substance in them, which was my original point.
I don’t think Trump wants to kick those with preexisting conditions off their insurance by repealing ObamaCare. I think he’s made up his mind on this.
Jim, your proposal has merit and it might very well get adopted. I have an alternative.
First, those who have preexisting conditions would be grandfathered in, however after a set deadline those a preexisting condition would have to declare it. To stay covered they will have to continue to pay their premiums or lose coverage.
That’s why it would be wise for anyone after the deadline to buy insurance BEFORE they get sick. The transition period will spike insurance costs and subsidies that will be sunsetted should be used to offset the pain for voters.
This will provide political cover for the Republcans, which is what they want. In the end we can transition to a free market system but the transition is all important.
Graham and McCain won’t be happy even with this plan but all the pressure possible will need to be applied.
Absolutely. But they’re claiming they don’t have the votes to do so. They also don’t have the votes to pass Ryancare. So it’s a stalemate. If they can’t break the deadlock (hopefully toward the freedom side), then the president and the secretary should continue using their authority where they can to defang this unconstitutional monstrosity. And then congress should be doing all they possibly can to defund it and promote free market solutions. Obamacare will crash and burn on it’s own if we cant repeal it.
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