Posted on 11/14/2013 10:02:50 AM PST by Hotlanta Mike
President Barack Obama has decided to save his endangered Obamacare law by suspending for one year enforcement of the laws critical but unpopular elimination of roughly 15 million low-cost insurance plans held by Americans who buy insurance on their own.
The plan sets up the insurance companies to take the political blame for the Democratic-designed Obamacare plan during the 2014 election.
Officials explained the presidents decision as a prerogative of the nations chief law-enforcement officer.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailycaller.com ...
Thats because they would be selling high-cost Obamacare-compliant insurance at low prices to older and sicker people people, but would not be recouping all their losses by selling the same insurance to young people who likely wont get sick.
Instead, the younger and healthier people could buy lower-cost pre-Obamacare insurance.
But if the insurance companies protest this money-losing plan, Democrats will be able to blame them during the 2014 campaign.
Actually, I’m not sure that’s what this statement measn then again, it’s such gibberish, I don’t think anyone does.
But unraveling millions of cancellations is not easy to do ..again, people who havent run a business a day in their lives thinking they know best how to run a multi billion dollar industry.
Repeal it NOW!!
If people couldn’t afford health insurance before, how will they be able to pay for ACA? And it being mandatory. And again, it’s health insurance not health care. Good luck in finding a doctor or hospital that would accept it.
Isn’t it illegal to offer these low-coverage plans?
What a mess! First of all, does he have the power to do so? That is questionable. Next, policy offerings are managed by State Insurance Commissioners. Yes, the ACA sets some requirements but it is still a function of the states to regulate their insurance markets. Finally, insurance companies did not perform the necessary underwriting functions for policies they were told could not be written in 2014. This is a huge clusterflop. REPEAL IS THE ONLY ANSWER.
How do you figure? The plans that were cancelled are illegal and cannot be sold under $hit-for-brainsCare; $hit-for-brains fascist just issued an edict that says they can again sell the "substandard" plans simply because this $hit-for-brains said so... legally, exactly how does a private insurance company comply with these two disparate diktats?
But weren’t these ‘substandard policies’?
This whole law was illegal from the get-go. Obama waving his magic wand changing the law at this time is totalitarian and illegal.
How can this guy just up and change the law. How can he get away with any of what he’s doing. This is treasonous.
Seems to just be a way to switch the blame over to the insurers, AKA greedy capitalists only concerned with making a profit and who don’t care about people. Meanwhile, Obama shows how much he cares, really cares. He didn’t cancel all those policies after all.
But werent these substandard policies?
Obama announces he will allow subpar or junk policies to be sold by bad apple insurance companies
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/3091299/posts
Well yes, it’s that but I’m still not sure “WHAT” he said .I know “WHY” he said whatever it was .
Okay, 0 had his speech and now we have a delay.
Can we get back to Benghazi now?
I wonder how Judge Roberts feels right now...I hope stupid
Good. I not only hope it bankrupts them, I hope angry mobs get their hands on all of their board members and corporate officers. I hope they are strung up, beaten like piñatas and dragged through the streets. Any group that bribes congress to force us to buy their product at gunpoint for whatever price they want to charge deserves every horrible thing I can image happening to them. And I can be quite imaginative when I need to be.
Yeah, it’s all about 2014.
I think you’ll see Dems running on spending more money to ‘fix’ it. Because they’re so compassionate...
That’ll motivate their “give me” vote. And motivate insurance industry campaign donors looking for subsidies to insurance buyers.
Should work very well for them.
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