Dear Health Insurance Companies........

1/31/14 | Originalbuckeye

[originalbuckeye]

You are going to go bankrupt. There is talk that Obama may bail you out. Why would he do that when the whole point of Obamacare is to eliminate the competition for all those Health Care Dollars? Please, start gathering plans for after your demise. If we are ever able to get control again, we will need you to be ready to offer GOOD Health Care plans at reasonable prices. Please start writing new plans and streamline them. We don't want to have to pay to cover maternity care or pediatric dental care if we are over 60. We need to have more control over our health and please don't forget preventative care. Obama already has forgotten his promises on that front. The CYA approach to Medicine must go. I am sure that the Republicans will address tort reform in their new health care legislation. Obama never cared much about that as Lawyers have the Dems in their back pockets. Not so much the Republicans.

[originalbuckeye]

We need to know there is a plan for the aftermath of Obamacare. We need more autonomy in our health care. Please, Health Insurance Companies, work with us so that we are assured we will not be denied care simply because we are older. Remember Pelosi's words 'Americans over age 55 use entirely too much of our health care resources'? Please, be there for us when Obamacare crashes and burns. We can all see Socialized Medicine on the horizon, which was the plan to begin with. Please, don't let that happen. Thank you.

[Logical me]

Insurance companies will not lose out as long as the King in on the throne. He will hand them billions of dollars and it will be more than they have signed up. America is toast.

[originalbuckeye]

Why would he bail them out? That would only delay the Socialized Medicine that was always his intent. Oh, the unemployment! But that’s as easy fix for Obama.....just lie about that, too.

[tonyinv]

Let the traders die. They should burn with the rest of sick-care that got into bed with these Marxists.

We should encourage direct doctor/patient transactions.