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Old 02-07-2012, 10:32 AM
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And there are bills that will remove compensation completely for insurance agents.

Once again a move to kill the middle class with the illusion of health care for all.


Maybe they can draw unemployment, we'll go through a downturn, then when they run out of unemployment benefits magically the unemployment numbers will plummet and they'll lie and say jobs were added.

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Old 02-07-2012, 12:23 PM
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And there are bills that will remove compensation completely for insurance agents.Once again a move to kill the middle class with the illusion of health care for all.


Maybe they can draw unemployment, we'll go through a downturn, then when they run out of unemployment benefits magically the unemployment numbers will plummet and they'll lie and say jobs were added.

America - the land of the helpless p.ussyfarts who do what they're told.
yes, there are. because we all know how evil insurance agents are. most people don't know a whole lot about insurance, and count on advice from a pro. where will they turn when the pros aren't available? what if an important medicare date is missed? then they get denied coverage....throw themselves on the mercy of the fed. govt. yeah, that'll go well.
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Old 02-07-2012, 12:29 PM
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yes, there are. because we all know how evil insurance agents are. most people don't know a whole lot about insurance, and count on advice from a pro. where will they turn when the pros aren't available? what if an important medicare date is missed? then they get denied coverage....throw themselves on the mercy of the fed. govt. yeah, that'll go well.
Well that's easy. You'll go online and choose from an exchange. These health insurance plans are easy to figure out. Insurance agents were the problem. Now most of the fraud will subside and there will be people emitting rainbows from their a-holes and all will be well.
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Old 02-07-2012, 12:50 PM
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Well that's easy. You'll go online and choose from an exchange. These health insurance plans are easy to figure out. Insurance agents were the problem. Now most of the fraud will subside and there will be people emitting rainbows from their a-holes and all will be well.
yeah, but they start getting difficult when people are dealing with having to do certain things at certain times...if you don't fill out the right stuff at the right time, you could end up messing up your medicare. then there's the drug plans...do you want part a and b? or just a? what about supplement plans?

cause we all know that the agents are the issue with rising health costs!


and i know you're being facetious...it's just aggravating how they're trying to 'fix' things.
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Old 02-07-2012, 04:51 PM
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yeah, but they start getting difficult when people are dealing with having to do certain things at certain times...if you don't fill out the right stuff at the right time, you could end up messing up your medicare. then there's the drug plans...do you want part a and b? or just a? what about supplement plans?

cause we all know that the agents are the issue with rising health costs!


and i know you're being facetious...it's just aggravating how they're trying to 'fix' things.
Health plans are simplified, the same basic benefits required of all basic tier plans across the country, no refusal for pre-existing conditions, multiple equal plans to compare pricing on the exchanges, Medicare donut holes closed. Doesn't seem more confusing.

I have family members in insurance (corporate and union healthcare & bennie plans) who did well in 2011, and anticipate business to continue to boom this year, as more companies will be able to afford and provide insurance.
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Old 02-07-2012, 04:58 PM
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Founding fathers liked taxed government health care.

Nothing has changed since then. Of course they loved the idea that's why it is written into the Constitution.
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Old 02-07-2012, 05:01 PM
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Founding fathers liked taxed government health care.

Nothing has changed since then. Of course they loved the idea that's why it is written into the Constitution.
And we're back to the first post in this thread:

"Congress Passes Socialized Medicine and Mandates Health Insurance -In 1798"

"Newsflash: Founders favored "government run health care""
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Well that's easy. You'll go online and choose from an exchange. These health insurance plans are easy to figure out. Insurance agents were the problem. Now most of the fraud will subside and there will be people emitting rainbows from their a-holes and all will be well.
instead of Betfair go to Betcare?
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Old 02-08-2012, 03:03 PM
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http://www.healthcare.gov

For those that want to see their current options, want to know what the ACA includes, wants to see what benefits they can get, etc.
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Old 02-07-2012, 04:39 PM
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And there are bills that will remove compensation completely for insurance agents.
What bills are you talking about?
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