(CNSNews.com) - A leading Obamacare critic sees trouble ahead for people who signed up for health insurance on the new government exchanges.
First, even the insurance companies that issue the plans are worried about "public pushback" from rising insurance premiums, Betsey McCaughey, the former lieutenant governor of New York and author of the book "Beating Obamacare," told Fox News's Neil Cavuto on Monday.
"That's only part of the bad news," she said. "You're also going to see a million people or more default. In other words, they have paid their first premium, but when they discover what it really means to have a $3,000 or $5,000 deductible on their plan, they go to their doctor again and again and have to pay full freight, even though they're paying a premium, they're going to stop paying their premium.
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Obamacare is going to be the most destructive law ever passed in this Country. Please, for the future of the USA, vote all Democrats out of office so we can repeal this terrible law.
ReplyDeleteThe whole health care system will be torn apart from the bottom up. Thanks, BO, you're on your way to your goal of making everyone equal.
ReplyDeleteand then when they stop paying the premium the govt will deduct it out of the bank accounts that they had to put on the application so either way the govt gets paid and you lose everything. How you likin that koolaid now
ReplyDelete10:01 - Like any halfwit would leave their account open knowing that the government will confiscate it.
ReplyDelete1147 - Like any halfwit would have signed up in the 1st place
ReplyDeleteOh lets see...about 7.5 million half-wits did, most of which are the same ones who put these idiots in office in the first place!
ReplyDeleteOba,ma can't even pour a glass of water without destroying something --Good thing he has 27 servants
ReplyDeleteKind of like dental insurance. The premiums are more than what I would generally pay for each year. Might as well pay cash in Mexico or Canada!
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