Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I wonder what would happened to the 54 million people on Obama care when it is finally overturned...
What do you mean, “people on Obamacare”? Obamacare is the Affordable Care Act…it’s not an insurance plan that people are “on”.
DP. People use the Health Insurance Marketplace to select an insurance plan. The Marketplace is part of the Affordable Care Act. The ACA included creating the Marketplace for people who don't have group health plan coverage. The law requires all plans to provide basic care and not deny for pre existing conditions.
"People on Obamacare" are the people who get health insurance from he Marketplace.
If ACA goes away, the people who use it for individual and family health insurance will lose their coverage. Before the ACA individual plans where very expensive, had limited coverage and could deny coverage for pre existing conditions. It would be a step backwards, but that's what the county voted for. Higher costs for less coverage must be okay.
Yes, I’m aware. But people who purchase coverage through the exchange are not “on Obamacare”. They are on whatever insurance plan they have purchased.
You are correct, but they have access to purchase that insurance plan with decent overage only because of the ACA/Obamacare.
I think most understand what people mean when they say "on Obamacare". Just like other brand names are used. Kleenex=facial tissue, etc.
Many people don’t even realize that the ACA and Obamacare are the same thing. These are the sorts of people who believe “Obamacare” is another term for Medicaid.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I wonder what would happened to the 54 million people on Obama care when it is finally overturned...
What do you mean, “people on Obamacare”? Obamacare is the Affordable Care Act…it’s not an insurance plan that people are “on”.
DP. People use the Health Insurance Marketplace to select an insurance plan. The Marketplace is part of the Affordable Care Act. The ACA included creating the Marketplace for people who don't have group health plan coverage. The law requires all plans to provide basic care and not deny for pre existing conditions.
"People on Obamacare" are the people who get health insurance from he Marketplace.
If ACA goes away, the people who use it for individual and family health insurance will lose their coverage. Before the ACA individual plans where very expensive, had limited coverage and could deny coverage for pre existing conditions. It would be a step backwards, but that's what the county voted for. Higher costs for less coverage must be okay.
Yes, I’m aware. But people who purchase coverage through the exchange are not “on Obamacare”. They are on whatever insurance plan they have purchased.
You are correct, but they have access to purchase that insurance plan with decent overage only because of the ACA/Obamacare.
I think most understand what people mean when they say "on Obamacare". Just like other brand names are used. Kleenex=facial tissue, etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I wonder what would happened to the 54 million people on Obama care when it is finally overturned...
What do you mean, “people on Obamacare”? Obamacare is the Affordable Care Act…it’s not an insurance plan that people are “on”.
DP. People use the Health Insurance Marketplace to select an insurance plan. The Marketplace is part of the Affordable Care Act. The ACA included creating the Marketplace for people who don't have group health plan coverage. The law requires all plans to provide basic care and not deny for pre existing conditions.
"People on Obamacare" are the people who get health insurance from he Marketplace.
If ACA goes away, the people who use it for individual and family health insurance will lose their coverage. Before the ACA individual plans where very expensive, had limited coverage and could deny coverage for pre existing conditions. It would be a step backwards, but that's what the county voted for. Higher costs for less coverage must be okay.
Yes, I’m aware. But people who purchase coverage through the exchange are not “on Obamacare”. They are on whatever insurance plan they have purchased.
Anonymous wrote:
That's right. Importing food isn't at the top of list but it's significant and we certainly export it! You bet your bottom dollar that we'll be hit with retaliatory tariffs on soybeans and corn and other foodstuffs. Oh, and most of the non-food products (you know things like electronics, clothes, steel, car parts, and the like) are imported (https://www.investopedia.com/news/what-are-top-us-imports/). Heck, I'll bet most of the stuff at a Walmart is imported. The prices on all of those things will be going up, up, up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I wonder what would happened to the 54 million people on Obama care when it is finally overturned...
What do you mean, “people on Obamacare”? Obamacare is the Affordable Care Act…it’s not an insurance plan that people are “on”.
DP. People use the Health Insurance Marketplace to select an insurance plan. The Marketplace is part of the Affordable Care Act. The ACA included creating the Marketplace for people who don't have group health plan coverage. The law requires all plans to provide basic care and not deny for pre existing conditions.
"People on Obamacare" are the people who get health insurance from he Marketplace.
If ACA goes away, the people who use it for individual and family health insurance will lose their coverage. Before the ACA individual plans where very expensive, had limited coverage and could deny coverage for pre existing conditions. It would be a step backwards, but that's what the county voted for. Higher costs for less coverage must be okay.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I wonder what would happened to the 54 million people on Obama care when it is finally overturned...
What do you mean, “people on Obamacare”? Obamacare is the Affordable Care Act…it’s not an insurance plan that people are “on”.
DP. People use the Health Insurance Marketplace to select an insurance plan. The Marketplace is part of the Affordable Care Act. The ACA included creating the Marketplace for people who don't have group health plan coverage. The law requires all plans to provide basic care and not deny for pre existing conditions.
"People on Obamacare" are the people who get health insurance from he Marketplace.
If ACA goes away, the people who use it for individual and family health insurance will lose their coverage. Before the ACA individual plans where very expensive, had limited coverage and could deny coverage for pre existing conditions. It would be a step backwards, but that's what the county voted for. Higher costs for less coverage must be okay.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I wonder what would happened to the 54 million people on Obama care when it is finally overturned...
What do you mean, “people on Obamacare”? Obamacare is the Affordable Care Act…it’s not an insurance plan that people are “on”.
DP. People use the Health Insurance Marketplace to select an insurance plan. The Marketplace is part of the Affordable Care Act. The ACA included creating the Marketplace for people who don't have group health plan coverage. The law requires all plans to provide basic care and not deny for pre existing conditions.
"People on Obamacare" are the people who get health insurance from he Marketplace.
If ACA goes away, the people who use it for individual and family health insurance will lose their coverage. Before the ACA individual plans where very expensive, had limited coverage and could deny coverage for pre existing conditions. It would be a step backwards, but that's what the county voted for. Higher costs for less coverage must be okay.
.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I wonder what would happened to the 54 million people on Obama care when it is finally overturned...
What do you mean, “people on Obamacare”? Obamacare is the Affordable Care Act…it’s not an insurance plan that people are “on”.
DP. People use the Health Insurance Marketplace to select an insurance plan. The Marketplace is part of the Affordable Care Act. The ACA included creating the Marketplace for people who don't have group health plan coverage. The law requires all plans to provide basic care and not deny for pre existing conditions.
"People on Obamacare" are the people who get health insurance from he Marketplace.
If ACA goes away, the people who use it for individual and family health insurance will lose their coverage. Before the ACA individual plans where very expensive, had limited coverage and could deny coverage for pre existing conditions. It would be a step backwards, but that's what the county voted for. Higher costs for less coverage must be okay.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I wonder what would happened to the 54 million people on Obama care when it is finally overturned...
What do you mean, “people on Obamacare”? Obamacare is the Affordable Care Act…it’s not an insurance plan that people are “on”.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I wonder what would happened to the 54 million people on Obama care when it is finally overturned...
What do you mean, “people on Obamacare”? Obamacare is the Affordable Care Act…it’s not an insurance plan that people are “on”.
Anonymous wrote:
I wonder what would happened to the 54 million people on Obama care when it is finally overturned...

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The one thing nobody is saying that it won’t affect us is the institutions he may shut down like the department of education, or other government agencies in dc and lots of people here will lose jobs so it will trickle down to affect our affluent areas here.
He ran on destroying institutions so yeah, that’s a given. But he’ll probably replace them with privatized companies who hire loyalists.
Anonymous wrote:The one thing nobody is saying that it won’t affect us is the institutions he may shut down like the department of education, or other government agencies in dc and lots of people here will lose jobs so it will trickle down to affect our affluent areas here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I've never seen myself as someone who is rooting for the U.S. to fail, but I am now.
We all knew this about your side.