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If you want to keep the health insurance that you got, you can keep it. And I think some of the provisions that got stuck in. Uhh... Might have violated that pledge. So we are in the process of scrubbing this.
Spookybelle
Well we know he lied about it so what does it matter when he lied?
Doesn't make this issue any more or less damaging than it is.
xuenchen
They MUST have conducted studies and that's how they knew exactly what regulations to administer.
kingsquirel
The truly ironic insanity, is that Obummer is solely on the slate to take the blame in this fallacy? How about the idiots in the house, congress, and Senate whom did not read this bill, and asked the ole mighty Pelosi to describe it to them which was " Quote: you need to pass it to understand it"
six67seven
xuenchen
They MUST have conducted studies and that's how they knew exactly what regulations to administer.
Au contraire!
You mean like the tests they MUST have conducted on their failure of a website for the ACA??
Don't underestimate the incompetence of this administration.
elouina
reply to post by OccamsRazor04
Actually contrary to what was stated under oath the other day, they were informed that the site was a mess. Here is a CGI document that they got that that outlines the problems. Heck it was a month prior to the live date and the government never gave them the access that they needed.
CGI Monthly Report On Obamacare Websiteedit on 1-11-2013 by elouina because: (no reason given)
AlienScience
reply to post by elouina
Obama can't force insurance companies to keep the old plans active.
That is a decision the insurance companies make.
But go ahead and keep trying to blame it on Obama...it's not going to stop the ACA from moving forward.
elouina
AlienScience
reply to post by elouina
Obama can't force insurance companies to keep the old plans active.
That is a decision the insurance companies make.
But go ahead and keep trying to blame it on Obama...it's not going to stop the ACA from moving forward.
Actually, Obama did force these insurance companies to cancel the plans. Sebelius admitted under oath, that if a insurance policy went up by as little as $5, amongst a list of other qualified changes, the plan had to be cancelled.