From Messiah to King in the eyes of the RNC

a reply to: raymundoko

""We’re going to make changes to fix problems like that," Clinton said in an interview Wednesday with WHQT HOT 105.1 Miami. "The president and I have talked about it."

www.latimes.com...

And I heard her say it in other speeches and interviews.

a reply to: MOMof3
I can say I have a plan...what was her plan exactly? Other than saying it? And we all know how much she tells the truth!

However, it is not enough to simply repeal this terrible legislation. We will work with Congress to make sure we have a series of reforms ready for implementation that follow free market principles and that will restore economic freedom and certainty to everyone in this country. By following free market principles and working together to create sound public policy that will broaden healthcare access, make healthcare more affordable and improve the quality of the care available to all Americans.

DonaldJTrump.com

a reply to: Martin75

So, should people with pre existing conditions and on obamacare stop accruing medical bills now? If they could not afford treatment and doctor before Obamacare, what should they do to prepare for the repeal?

a reply to: MOMof3
There are a few parts I agree with....preexisting being one of them. I hope that is something they continue to enforce. But should we make it unaffordable for everyone (including those with pre-existing conditions) just to say it's there?

a reply to: Martin75

So the plan is to re name? Everything else will stay the same? If giving ACA a different name is the point, I'm ok with that.

a reply to: MOMof3
What? I didn't say rename...I said I agree with one part of it. Most of it belongs in the trash dump! My insurance is sky rocketing and becoming more un-obtainable by the year since this took effect.

a reply to: Martin75

It wasn't before Obamacare? Because before I retired in 2008, I clearly remember every pay raise being absorbed by my insurance benefit increase.

a reply to: MOMof3
Nope, I'm not saying we might not have a small increase every couple years. But each year my payment has gone up, my deductibles have gone up, and what they covered has gone down. They have to cover all the extra people somehow and since the youngest group of people have found the fines are cheaper than premiums the whole system kinda backfired. Not counting the "exchanges" that are already going bankrupt.

a reply to: Martin75

Why not emulate the states where it works very well. Like Washington State. My three kids do not get benefits from their jobs so qualify for Obamacare and affordable premiums. The 6k deductible won't send most people to the homeless shelters. Will they remove that part of the ACA or trumpcare?

a reply to: MOMof3

Wow, that's so specific...

I told you exactly what her fixes are as outlined on her very own site.

She gave zero specifics.

I mean, your own link agrees with what I said when I quoted her. Did you even read it or are you just a blind follower?

"We’re going to really tackle that," she added. "We’re going to get co-pays and premiums and deductibles down. We’re going to tackle prescription drug costs.

That's from your source.

a reply to: raymundoko

Well, her plan is dead, right? How come you all know exactly what democrats do or plan, but nothing about the republicans. You cant answer a simple question.

a reply to: MOMof3

I did say what the republicans plan, I also provided two sources with the information. Are you lost?

a reply to: MOMof3

It's not working in Washington state. How out of touch are you? Washington state received billions of dollars in grants to prop up the ACA. Those grants ran out in 2015 and the not for profit exchanges drop off this year.

Washington state was propped up to create the illusion of working because their legislators cut deals with the federal government to get the ACA fast tracked.

People as ignorant as you are why we have a demagogue going into the White House.

a reply to: raymundoko

Yeah. I am confused. Repeal it all, keep this part, get rid of that part, lower premiums. How does that help people on Obamacare now? Should we stop going to doctor and accumulating medical bills preparing for the repeal or will it just be a name change?

a reply to: MOMof3

Why do you think a repeal would impact anything happening now? Do you understand how repeals work?

a reply to: raymundoko

No. Not in this case. I just don't want to be left with a bunch of medical bills. Maybe we should stop going to doctors now.

a reply to: raymundoko

Stop with the personal insults or leave me alone from now on.

originally posted by: MOMof3
a reply to: Martin75

Why not emulate the states where it works very well. Like Washington State. My three kids do not get benefits from their jobs so qualify for Obamacare and affordable premiums. The 6k deductible won't send most people to the homeless shelters. Will they remove that part of the ACA or trumpcare?

WHAT!?!?! A $6,000 deductible? Have you lost your mind? And what do you pay a month? Most people wouldn't even use the amount that they are spending on healthcare. I don't know about you, but I can't afford a $6,000 deductible and I think my husband and I are pretty standard middle class or upper middle class.

Do you live in our reality?

a reply to: Martin75

My kids pay between 150-250 a month for obamacare with a 6k deductible in Washington state.

ETA: I am concerned how this repeal will work because I pay my kids medical when they can't.

a reply to: MOMof3
Well I pay my own bills and I want it repealed! And I can't believe anyone would support a $6000.00 deductible!

If that is a success to you then you really don't expect much