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VMA131Marine

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2. Well he won't get subsidies because he earns too much.

Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Sun Feb 26, 2017, 11:39 AM

Feb 2017

For a family plan, that's plausible. My employer sponsored family health insurance costs about $19,000/year (combined employer and employee contribution) with a high deductible.

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At Napoleonville town hall, Sen. Bill Cassidy says he's on Obamacare, pays $25,000 a year [View all] TexasTowelie Feb 2017 OP

Maybe -if he has 125 kids. nt pkdu Feb 2017 #1

Well he won't get subsidies because he earns too much. VMA131Marine Feb 2017 #2

I guess it is possible. TexasTowelie Feb 2017 #5

Congress has their own, very good, insurance. he's lying. hedda_foil Feb 2017 #3

And don't the have it for life? Soxfan58 Feb 2017 #4

He has the Cadillac plan then. Historic NY Feb 2017 #6

I think that he has three children on his plan TexasTowelie Feb 2017 #7

I don't think extra kids up the cost rickford66 Feb 2017 #8

Most people who get insurance through their employer will be horrified by the cost of his plan. VMA131Marine Feb 2017 #9