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9. i don't know why you misnamed the organization and left out the link

Tue Jan 22, 2013, 05:26 AM

Jan 2013

considering you quoted a bunch of their material.

you could have done that. should have.

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CA health insurance exchange gets $674-million federal grant [View all] eridani Jan 2013 OP

Just think how little 674 million is in relation to healthcare madville Jan 2013 #1

The committees organizing the exchanges will have the expertise-- eridani Jan 2013 #2

State-based single-payer is the way forward Chathamization Jan 2013 #21

The subsidies are for the insurance companies, not for health care eridani Jan 2013 #4

but they can't keep more than 15-20% of premiums CreekDog Jan 2013 #5

That will not stop them from denying claims eridani Jan 2013 #7

Wrong, it's not PNUP CreekDog Jan 2013 #6

Link eridani Jan 2013 #8

i don't know why you misnamed the organization and left out the link CreekDog Jan 2013 #9

thanks for the info pnwmom! n/t flamingdem Jan 2013 #11

I'd rather they spent serious money on actual heatlh care eridani Jan 2013 #12

No, for the first time they must limit administrative costs, pnwmom Jan 2013 #13

They are absolutely free to deny claims eridani Jan 2013 #14

They are busy redefining "administrative costs" right now eridani Jan 2013 #16

After they have been bankrupted? Not useful n/t eridani Jan 2013 #20

That is a huge joke. Google Nataline Sarkisian eridani Jan 2013 #23

A major difference in Obamacare vs. Romneycare is that Obamacare pnwmom Jan 2013 #24

True, but neither piece of legislation addresses claims denial eridani Jan 2013 #25

You say, "true," but act as if that isn't even a significant point. pnwmom Jan 2013 #26

You're just speculating. There is no huge backlog of cases because pnwmom Jan 2013 #28

I find your faith in insurance companies.....disturbing eridani Jan 2013 #31