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To: Raycpa

“You would have to negate existing contracts between private citizens. That is more wrong then forcing them into a contract to begin with.”

LOL. So based on what you are claiming, Congress cannot do what the Constitution says it can. Cracks me up.

Obamacare is evil. It’s “wrong” to allow it to continue to exist. As I stated earlier, contracts are renegotiated daily. Have a nice day. Peace :)


145 posted on 12/04/2016 6:01:51 AM PST by TheStickman (And their fear tastes like sunshine puked up by a unicorn.)
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To: TheStickman

You may have missed the point. The earliest congress will have an effect on existing contracts is 2019. 2017 contracts will be in place by year end. 2018 contracts are being established now and will be completed by mid 2017. If congress passes a new law on January 21, 2017 it would take time for insurance companies to design new products, get approval, train salespeople , give consumers time to select policies. In addition policies sold to employees would have extra time


147 posted on 12/04/2016 6:15:46 AM PST by Raycpa
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