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To: Kenny; P-Marlowe; SoConPubbie

Yes, but the Senate care is still a version of ObamaCare, iirc.

Isn’t it the law that now you MUST have health care? He doesn’t have any choice, I don’t think, if his wife no longer has legally sufficient coverage.

I don’t think it’s possible any more to just go out and buy your own insurance policy from an insurance company.

If I’m all wet on this, then someone please set me straight.


90 posted on 03/24/2015 5:03:45 PM PDT by xzins (Retired Army Chaplain and Proud of It -- Those Who Truly Support Our Troops Pray for Their Victory!)
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To: xzins

You’re basically correct. There are some exceptions, such as for those who are part of a medical sharing ministry, those who have a hardship, etc. but by and large your choice is get a policy or pay a fine.

Ted Cruz is a brilliant lawyer and he has smart people,working for him. If he wanted to avoid deathcare, he could. He obviously doesn’t want to. Thus he most likely has a card or two up his sleeve that he wants to reserve for future play.


108 posted on 03/24/2015 5:37:43 PM PDT by RKBA Democrat (Ted Cruz 2016)
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