re: My biggest issue w/ Dems is how do you vote FOR this health insurance?

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Mine aren't rising

And Hillary would prefer a public option, which I support

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That's the problem. They have working folks bent over a barrel and these leeches just laugh at the working stiffs picking up their tab. Why wouldn't they vote for her?

Their plan was to get more people on health insurance at any cost, change the rules so that private insurance is not feasible, and then switch to single payer.

Nobody in their right mind thinks insurance can cover pre existing conditions and remain viable. It's ludicrous on its face.

Nobody in their right mind thinks you can put freeloaders into a system, maintain the same level of service, and drive down costs for non-freeloaders.

Thanks John Roberts

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As someone that deals with the ACA everyday, you're an absolute pathetic human being if you think there is anything good about it.

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As someone who deals with human suffering every day, you're an immoral arse if you think more people getting health insurance is a bad thing.

And you're losing.

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Modify existing law that inhibits the sale of health insurance across state lines

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So in reality Trump has no plan. Just like we have been saying.

I understand this is about the ACA, but my problem is the blatent intentional lying that Washington does to the people in order to maintain their power and establishment .... and we keep electing them! They work for us and yet we don't hold them accountable. If an employee lied to its employer they would be fired.

ACA was just one example of a blatent lie similar to inner city job creation, unemployment, deficit spending, foreign affairs, etc.

Voting for Hillary (or Paul Ryan for that matter) is just another example of our country not holding people accountable for their actions.

"You don't get what you expect, you get what you inspect."

Hold them accountable to what they say!

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Raise the penalty to force more people into coverage and lower the overall cost per person

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They don't collect the penalty anyways unless it's on your tax return. Also, for someone who is in their mid 20s and healthy who doesn't want to buy health insurance just so someone else's premiums can be cheaper, why should they have to? They're trying to forcefully eliminate adverse selection, which is complete bullshite.

My employer pays the lions share of our insurance premiums and many here give them no credit for it. I've heard several times people say "my insurance is actually cheaper this year"

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