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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 22 Jul 2013

    Low-wage workers are the least likely to accept employer-provided health benefits. Why? The plans are very expensive.http://on.wsj.com/15BDsXt 

    10:04 AM - 22 Jul 2013
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      1. Gayle Tzemach Lemmon‏Verified account @gaylelemmon 22 Jul 2013
        Replying to @WSJ

        Telling tht this wil b news 2 many in news “@WSJ:Lo-wage workrs least likely 2 acept employr health benfts - 2 xpnsv http://on.wsj.com/15BDsXt ”

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      2. John Rossmair‏ @JRossmair2 22 Jul 2013
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        @WSJ not only are plans expensive, they are usually cut rate & 1 employer will cover same sex couples, not 20 yr common law heterosexual

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      1. Ian Bush‏ @IanEBush 22 Jul 2013
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        @WSJ The American health care model and application is a hodge-podge of benefits and varying costs by jusrisdiction, a complete mess.

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      1. Pamela Harper, RN‏ @pamela_harper 22 Jul 2013
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        @WSJ Are you confused? If they are employer provided how then do they cost employee? Another reason we need public option - costs less.

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      1. Vincent Domeraski‏ @VD0meras 22 Jul 2013
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        “@WSJ: Low-wage workers are the least likely to accept employer-provided health benefits. If only there were subsidies. Oh, wait ...

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      1. Trump Sucks‏ @TrumpShitpile 22 Jul 2013
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        @WSJ Did the Koch Brothers fund this article?

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      1. Trump Sucks‏ @TrumpShitpile 22 Jul 2013
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        @WSJ - this sounds like nothing more than more Republican bullshit propaganda planted in WSJ to discourage support for ObamaCare - SHAME!

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      2. Nick Hodge‏ @nickchodge 22 Jul 2013
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        @WSJ So people with little money are least likely to buy something expensive? How insightful.

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      3. Pamela Harper, RN‏ @pamela_harper 22 Jul 2013
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        @nickchodge @WSJ the waste, thus cost is inflated price & overprescribed drugs and tests. This nurse says health starts with your choices.

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      1. Benjamin Mendenhall‏ @BenM217 22 Jul 2013
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        @WSJ Does this take into account low-wage workers who use their spouses' plans?

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