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In reply to the discussion: Boehner: Republicans won't repeal and replace Obamacare [View all]kiranerys
(54 posts)40. Politico just posted a leaked scan of their proposal, and.....
They went the route that I described above. If you're without insurance for more than 2 months, your next insurer will charge you a penalty of 30% of the normal monthly rate for each month you were uninsured in the previous 12 months. So let's say you lost your insurance, and after 10 months went to buy a new plan for your family on the individual market at $1,000/month, you would owe a penalty of $3,000.
Though they also otherwise mostly gutted everything worthwhile about the ACA, so. We're all just screwed.
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There are ways for them to bring it back - that's what the Cassidy-Collins plan does
kiranerys
Feb 2017
#12
I wish he was right, but he isnt. Fuckface hates Obama for making fun of him at a dinner, period.
Eliot Rosewater
Feb 2017
#5
As bad as Boehner was, he wasn't as diabolical as those in control of the House and
still_one
Feb 2017
#7
"As bad as Boehner was,..." Yeah, he was a weasel. And compared to what's there now
mpcamb
Feb 2017
#16
If they screw up their base's health care, those in office are screwed themselves.
Ligyron
Feb 2017
#18
20 Million people got health care under ACA, if as many as 5 million were republican voters
Hamlette
Feb 2017
#25
"Fix"? They will try to sabotage, ... and then point "oh, look it failed." . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Feb 2017
#36