Here's what I mean: the majority of the newly insured under the ACA got their coverage through Medicaid, i.e., government insurancehttps://www.macpac.gov/subtopic/medicaid-enrollment-changes-following-the-aca/ …
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And the great majority of those buying private insurance on the marketplaces are heavily subsidized -- in effect insulated from premium increaseshttps://twitter.com/larry_levitt/status/981286794317606912 …
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Shhhhhhh. they might notice....
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Trump voters love the ACA. It’s Obamacare that they can’t stand.
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Shhhh . .don't tell them it's the same!
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Prices have been increased 300x, but otherwise, it's still there.
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thank goodness! We have purchased every year & without it would have been forced to sell our home. Seriously saved our home because our monthly health insurance premium was almost double our mortgage/taxes/ins.
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What strikes me is how the ACA was designed to hold up even if it's opponents took power.
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I certainly support the ACA but it needs reform. My $1200/month + 6k deductible is not single payer.
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Would be nice if there were some bipartisan efforts to do that! So frustrating.
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