Well, we were doing that before ACA, too. The question is how many others' care should we be paying for.Whatever they call a repeal of the ACA will be a mere reform and we'll still all be paying for others' healthcare.
Well, we were doing that before ACA, too. The question is how many others' care should we be paying for.Whatever they call a repeal of the ACA will be a mere reform and we'll still all be paying for others' healthcare.
I'm surprised no one has made a "Dewey Defeats Truman" reference.
Well, we were doing that before ACA, too. The question is how many others' care should we be paying for.
Good point.
I have been teaching a Medical Etjics/Bio-Ethics class in a law school since well before the ACA. The students were SHOCKED, shocked i tells you, to learn that essentially no one went without medical care before the ACA if they sought it out, meaning, went to the hospital. The way this works is that the care is provided without reference to ability to pay (non-elective, of course), and then later you get a bill whether or not you can pay it.
It was a pure lie to say "X million people go without healthcare", yet that was the rhetoric.
Oh yeah. I would've TOTALLY passed that class.
What's worse - as you may know, too - law firms have terrible health insurance. Pre-ACA, I was able to get insurance for my family at about 1/3 the rate that I now pay. Same family. Same health issues. Not even as good coverage, for 3x the cost and a metric shton more hassle.
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See, I've been saying for a while now, these kinda things are going to have to have the bandaid treatment, grit your teeth, and get it over with quick. Slowly doing it just prolongs the inevitable, which, in this case (ending the so called ACA)would be screaming and crying about how unfair and mean and racist Trump is. Let em riot, it'll sort itself out eventually.So how do you repeal ACA... and explain that "things were better before" to those that have cemented the concept that "millions of new insured" benefit from it?
They won't believe it.
They will riot more.
I think, being a "benefit" that is difficult to remove after implemented... there has to be a replacement instead of outright removal of it
I can't answer for anyone else. My dislike of HRC is at least one order of magnitude worse than my dislike of Trump.
I was prepared to treat her.... the same.
This isn't high school. Like/dislike of someone doesn't mean we can't independently evaluate their actions.
So, I caught a bit of Trump with Obama in the White House.
Trump didn't look very comfortable.
I'm sorry, but I really think, somewhere in the back of his head, he's thinking, "WTF have I done."