[Salvation]

BTTT!

[Anitius Severinus Boethius]

Where is Massachusetts on the chart?

[WilliamRobert]

Boston TEA Party, ya what ever, this country is populated by sheep who will roll over and take it. Revolution no way, when Hates freezes over.

[Varsity Flight]

First of all, these so called “leaders” are NOT delegated that right from the essential documents of the United States. They are suppose to be Representatives NOT “leaders.”

Their attempt to impose the ExtortionCare-Act, from above, is thus lawlessness. They are thus sons and daughters of the Lawlessness one. The one who comes to steal, kill, and destroy. Extortion Care is Theft from anyone who supported it and pushed it through, and Crafted it. Right from the Son of Lawlessness, theft just as he attempted it right from the Genesis playbook.

[rdcbn]

Not a lot of blue for lower prices in that chart.

I was expecting a 3000% premium reduction and a raise in pay.

What’s up with that, because I am not seeing it.

Most of these plans include a doubling of the deductible to go with the higher rates.

[cunning_fish]

[mikey_hates_everything]

How could the difference between Maryland and Virginia be so drastic? It’s almost worth it to rent an apt in Md and use that address for your health insurance. But don’t use it for auto insurance...

[1010RD]

We need to go back to switching the states during elections. Why does a single decision by a single person get to decide which states are “red” and which are “blue”?

It’s intentional, given that historically reds are communists. Just another of the devil’s tools to confuse the next generation. Remember when conservatives were pro-monarchy and liberals wanted liberty?

[sport]

Good! That is what they voted for. Let then enjoy it.

[Mister Da]

A quick look at the chart leads me to believe that rates decline primarily in states with very high insurance premiums.

New York premiums (adult age 27) were more than 5 times that of Georgia, Kansas, & Idaho. Now, they are less than twice as much.

This is just wealth redistribution from poorer states to richer states.

[barefoot_hiker]

So are the “BEFORE” numbers for a comparable policy - i.e. similar coverages and deductible? I assume so, otherwise the comparison would not be that useful.

[TurboZamboni]

[roses of sharon]

The Tea Party of old was filled with REAL men who would not abide a gov stealing his livelihood and the endangering the health/welfare of his family.

Where are these men now?

[Monitor]

The law is predicated on the notion that younger Americans, many of whom are healthy, have not started families yet and do not yet buy their own health insurance, will now flock to the Obamacare exchanges and buy insurance in droves. The law depends on them doing that, and may collapse if they do not, as insurance companies will not have enough healthy customers to offset the cost of the unhealthy customers that Obamacare forces them to take on.

I'm beginning to believe that the law is predicated on enough poor people buying heavily subsidized (at taxpayer expense) overpriced policies to offset the unhealthy costomers.

Unless you have a low enough income (or are willing to lie) to qualify for enough of a subsidy to make purchasing an overpriced policy on the exchange, you'd be better off buying a market-priced individual policy directly from an insurance company.