[5thGenTexan]

So when will they go after the Muslims for not buying insurance on religious grounds?

[Lady Lucky]

Freedom of association in jeopardy too. Let’s just keep putting up with it though.

[BwanaNdege]

We had an earlier version where we sent our monthly payment to another member with medical bills. Different person each month for 11 months. 12th month went to the office to pay overhead.

My wife had a botched gall-bladder operation, ended up with $55,000 in medical bills. They assigned her bills to Singles, whose monthly rate was $50 back then. 6 weeks later we had received 1,100 checks from Singles, each for $50. Paid the entire bill, no problems.

Naturally, some tin-pot regulatory dictator will mess up anything that’s working and they don’t control.

[Gene Eric]

Group plan. What’s the problem? Oh, it involves Christians. Never mind. /s

[ChocChipCookie]

I’m getting ready to switch to MediShare and get off our rip-off Blue Cross policy. I hope this isn’t, somehow, the beginning of the end for MediShare, but I’ve wondered how the progs could let something like this continue in their crackdown on all individual freedoms.

[ChocChipCookie]

Tea party activist David Adams, who has filed complaints with the Department of Insurance about Medi-Share and similar ministries, said he believes Kentucky's Christian community is closely watching the case.

"The more they look at this issue the clearer it will become to Kentucky's two million active Christians that their rights to save money on one of their biggest bills is being unconstitutionally inhibited by their state government," Adams said.

Why would a "Tea Party activist" be the one to file complaints against an organization like Medi-Share? His quote seems to contradict the first paragraph unless I'm not reading it correctly.

[MrB]

I’m not surprised. Since the whole point of expanding gov’t is to destroy Christianity, there was no way they’d allow Christians to avoid the effects of Obamacare.

[HKMk23]

Compare and contrast...

Tea party activist David Adams, who has filed complaints with the Department of Insurance about Medi-Share and similar ministries,...

Tea party activist David Adams, "The more they look at this issue the clearer it will become to Kentucky's two million active Christians that their rights to save money on one of their biggest bills is being unconstitutionally inhibited by their state government,"

So, did the reporter, here, totally botch the story, or is this Adams guy playing both ends against the middle??

Is this guy trying to help MediShare and its participants, or to wipe it from the Earth?

My IFF is confused, which always makes my trigger finger itchy.

[Sirius Lee]

And of course it’s Constitutional and voluntary. Can’t have that.

[Sisku Hanne]

This is how the Amish community handles their health care costs.

[Drago]

Doesn’t Medi-Share lose either way? If it successfully argues that it ISN’T insurance it is superseded by the ObamaCare insurance mandate. Medi-Share participants would have to buy medical insurance in addition to Medi-Share.