"Continuous coverage means encouraging & incentivizing personal responsibility in healthcare." @HouseCommercehttps://youtu.be/7d1Qwb7rpD0
If more people buy into the healthcare system b4 they need care, coverage is more affordable for all. That's why continuous coverage works.pic.twitter.com/mD2qlFjDtK
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And how does this help the average citizen who has money problems? It doesn't!
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You folks literally have no idea what you're doing with this, do you? I mean, other than the giant tax breaks for the .1% part
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If you lapse for more than 2 months, there literally isn't incentive to get insurance *until* you get sick.
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A failure of the ACA was that not enough healthy young people bought insurance. What makes you think that will change?
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Hate to break it to you, but your bill does the opposite. If you're uninsured for 2 months or 2 years the penalty is the same.
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@twright55 Going to root cause of costs is the vital first step. THEN, address the rest Make costs affordable rest will followThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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