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Fri May 3, 2013, 10:07 AM

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Why Are People with Health Insurance Going Bankrupt? [View all] marmar May 2013 OP

The ACA is going to be a disaster for millions, MadHound May 2013 #1

It amazes me that people still see ACA as progress Cal Carpenter May 2013 #2

Fixes old problems, ignores new ones zipplewrath May 2013 #16

What the Affordable Care Act accomplished: bvar22 May 2013 #23

The GOP will bring it to us zipplewrath May 2013 #34

if one is disabled then ACA is the difference between coverage and none CreekDog May 2013 #41

There ARE elements that benefit certain small groups. bvar22 May 2013 #43

There are subsidies - Ms. Toad May 2013 #74

universal health care would do the same for everyone. HiPointDem May 2013 #64

So, you must favor repeal then. geek tragedy May 2013 #6

The mandate should be repealed n/t leftstreet May 2013 #8

I agree Puzzledtraveller May 2013 #26

it doesnt get any simplier than that. SammyWinstonJack May 2013 #42

Everone has to be in the pool - Ms. Toad May 2013 #75

What nonsense leftstreet May 2013 #77

Costs get covered for those who are insured. Ms. Toad May 2013 #78

Maybe because the premiums are like an extra house payment for many people SoCalDem May 2013 #3

Our medical insurance premiums and co-pays are greater than our mortgage payment. hunter May 2013 #7

Exactly! ctsnowman May 2013 #12

Love the cat pic. ctsnowman May 2013 #14

My premium was my house payment and my car payment. $600 a month. leftyladyfrommo May 2013 #55

As A Lowly State Employee of Rick Perry's Texjezustan BlueManFan May 2013 #4

When I worked there it was pretty good. alarimer May 2013 #50

How could it possibly be bad? kenny blankenship May 2013 #52

I know people still being denied coverage abelenkpe May 2013 #5

I just tried to switch policies for my husband (who has a very serious PEC). Denied. riderinthestorm May 2013 #15

I am so sorry to hear that! abelenkpe May 2013 #22

The changes don't take effect until 2014. Ms. Toad May 2013 #72

I guarantee ACA is going to fail for a lot of people. L0oniX May 2013 #9

Your story is exactly why we need universal single payer medical care. KentuckyWoman May 2013 #60

Insurance is only part of the problem, and a smaller part to boot. JayhawkSD May 2013 #10

Jayhawk, it's the perfect storm. Health care providers and insurance LibDemAlways May 2013 #18

This message was self-deleted by its author LibDemAlways May 2013 #30

Goddamn right! roamer65 May 2013 #44

The insurance companies have no incentives to control costs. hunter May 2013 #53

Insurance overhead is a huge part of the problem. HiPointDem May 2013 #65

Huge K&R. woo me with science May 2013 #11

legalized robbery hibbing May 2013 #13

Yes, and all the "negotiation" points were used up with this one... Bonobo May 2013 #17

Underinsurance Is Exactly Where We Are At DallasNE May 2013 #19

Silly Question Half-Century Man May 2013 #20

Half-century man, I feel your pain. I posted elsewhere on this LibDemAlways May 2013 #32

Sorry you are being put through this. Skeeter Barnes May 2013 #36

I was in my dentist's waiting room and heard the LibDemAlways May 2013 #51

Glad you did that. Skeeter Barnes May 2013 #56

I posted the dentist story here just the other day and had more than one LibDemAlways May 2013 #59

I'm not surprised. Skeeter Barnes May 2013 #61

worthy of its own thread, H-C M Skittles May 2013 #39

Agree, and it is insane you have to endure this. Safetykitten May 2013 #63

I don't trust insurance companies OwnedByCats May 2013 #21

Even their most rosy, heavily slanted projections of this slow-motion disaster show Egalitarian Thug May 2013 #24

In Civilized Nations, the term "Medical Bankruptcy" is UNKNOWN, bvar22 May 2013 #25

malarky graham4anything May 2013 #27

Wow. What a counter-argument !!! marmar May 2013 #28

The "Obama's sh*t don't stink" contingent has spoken Puzzledtraveller May 2013 #31

Oh? ForgoTheConsequence May 2013 #38

yes, that pretty much describes your response Skittles May 2013 #40

it's 'malarkey,' word-salad man. HiPointDem May 2013 #66

Years ago, health insurance picked up EVERYTHING. closeupready May 2013 #29

Because insurance companies are fucking evil. Zoeisright May 2013 #33

the 'uniquely american solution' KG May 2013 #35

Had breakfast this morning with a friend who has been LibDemAlways May 2013 #37

Obama screwed us again-getting used to it now DiverDave May 2013 #45

K and R senseandsensibility May 2013 #46

Kick for the abysmal condition of health "care" in the greatest nation on the planet. CrispyQ May 2013 #47

Walk into a doctor's office today in the U.S. and the first question has nothing LibDemAlways May 2013 #49

Because above all else, Obama cares about helping the rich get richer. forestpath May 2013 #48

Max Baucus screwed us royally. madamesilverspurs May 2013 #54

They don't call it "Baucuscare" kenny blankenship May 2013 #58

I'm so tired of the blame Baucus and Obama is powerless excuse... slipslidingaway May 2013 #69

+1. it's unbelievable how powerless obama is. he can't do anything. one wonders why we even HiPointDem May 2013 #70

Very true and the picture some paint is unflattering ... slipslidingaway May 2013 #71

My personal case history KentuckyWoman May 2013 #57

Your story sounds familiar. progressoid May 2013 #68

The real fun starts this fall. It will be quite a spectacle of HC nightmares. Safetykitten May 2013 #62

Historically it will go down as one of Obamas biggest failures newmember May 2013 #67

Do not look at your annual deductible, look at your annual out of pocket maximum... slipslidingaway May 2013 #73

Because the medical industry gopiscrap May 2013 #76