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Originally Posted by BlueStreak
It's still the insurance companies and employers who are, for the most part, choosing to drop employees.
I'm sorry it's happening too. But, I have yet to cancel a single policy.
As Bob said, "Depends on the lens you're using....".
When a friend tells you his mother died and you reply "Sorry to hear that.".........does that mean you killed her?
Dave
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Bull Chit dave... Even WAPO sees through this line of chit.
"Blaming the insurance companies can only go so far. First of all, the
administration wrote the rules that set the conditions under which plans lose their grandfathered status. But more important, the law has an effective date so far in the past that it virtually guaranteed that the vast majority of people currently in the individual market would end up with a notice saying they needed to buy insurance on the Obamacare exchanges.
The administration’s effort to pin the blame on insurance companies is a classic case of misdirection. Between 75 and 95 percent of the problem stems from the effective date, but the White House chooses to keep the focus elsewhere."