It looks like Barrett

[Camp]

Single payer would send them home with an aspirin.

No win to be found here.

[NebraskaFootball]

@Camp

Single payer would send them home with an aspirin.

No win to be found here.

What an odd response to my post about pre-existing conditions coverage being potentially lost by the 7,000,000+ that have tested positive for COVID, if the ACA is struck down in court.

[zantax]

@Nemesis

I am not a constitutional scholar nor am I an expert in the machinations of the SC; however I have a deep trust of the SC to ultimately make the right decisions.

I do not agree with every decision but I respect them.

Of course their own political beliefs influence their decisions but overall they look at the constitution and make their decisions based on that and not what the citizenry want or even the president that put them there.

Anyone who thinks Barrett will sweep in and overturn Roe vs Wade will probably be disappointed.

Yeah, it’s just a super coincidence that they find certain new rights at precisely the same time as the public will swallow them without much complaint.

[zantax]

@NebraskaFootball

@Camp

Single payer would send them home with an aspirin.

No win to be found here.

What an odd response to my post about pre-existing conditions coverage being potentially lost by the 7,000,000+ that have tested positive for COVID, if the ACA is struck down in court.

I know, democrats are the worst. Or do you think it being an unconstitutional law is Trumps fault?

[Camp]

You don’t like aspirin and home rest?

[NebraskaFootball]

@zantax

@NebraskaFootball

@Camp

Single payer would send them home with an aspirin.

No win to be found here.

What an odd response to my post about pre-existing conditions coverage being potentially lost by the 7,000,000+ that have tested positive for COVID, if the ACA is struck down in court.

I know, democrats are the worst. Or do you think it being an unconstitutional law is Trumps fault?

I opposed the ACA from the beginning. I’m still waiting to see what kind of replacement plan Trump has to offer though. We are now over 4 years since he told us he had an entire healthcare replacement plan ready to go and implement on Day 1.

[zantax]

@NebraskaFootball

@zantax

@NebraskaFootball

@Camp

Single payer would send them home with an aspirin.

No win to be found here.

What an odd response to my post about pre-existing conditions coverage being potentially lost by the 7,000,000+ that have tested positive for COVID, if the ACA is struck down in court.

I know, democrats are the worst. Or do you think it being an unconstitutional law is Trumps fault?

I opposed the ACA from the beginning. I’m still waiting to see what kind of replacement plan Trump has to offer though. We are now over 4 years since he told us he had an entire healthcare replacement plan ready to go and implement on Day 1.

The only healthcare plan I want from the feds is no plan. Not an enumerated power.

[Camp]

When the VA is as good as the private sector…Then we can talk.

[tzu]

Firmly held religious beliefs are not safe from political scrutiny. No more than any other convictions.

[BigDrew]

@gooddad409

Pelosi is about as faithful to her Catholic faith as Biden…which is to say not at all.

Maybe they should spend more time reading Two Corinthians.

[Guvnah]

@gooddad409

I bet they go for it though.

They gotta go for something.

[BillBrown]

@BigDrew

@gooddad409

Pelosi is about as faithful to her Catholic faith as Biden…which is to say not at all.

Maybe they should spend more time reading Two Corinthians.

Actually, “Two Corinthians” is sometimes used by people who know the Bible. I have heard preachers use it more than once.

[BigDrew]

@BillBrown

Actually, “Two Corinthians” is sometimes used by people who know the Bible. I have heard preachers use it more than once.

Just to clarify, I was joking.

[WuWei]

@Axxowiz

ACA isn’t going nowhere by vote at least. Once it’s the law of the land it’s next to impossible to get the votes needed.

Why does it need to go anywhere?

[WuWei]

@Jezcoe

Because the law is still in place. The way that law got put into place was because there were things put into place either through funding conduits and the individual mandate that allowed the insurance companies to recoup the cost. The law gets struck down… guess what happens.

Where is the money for preexisting conditions coming from now?

There is no individual mandate money.

[WuWei]

No it can’t.

[zantax]

@WuWei

@Jezcoe

Because the law is still in place. The way that law got put into place was because there were things put into place either through funding conduits and the individual mandate that allowed the insurance companies to recoup the cost. The law gets struck down… guess what happens.

Where is the money for preexisting conditions coming from now?

There is no individual mandate money.

Plenty of subsidy money though

[WuWei]

From where?

[zantax]

@WuWei

From where?

Low and moderate income exchange buyers are subsidized by the fed.

[WuWei]

Preexisting conditions. How are the insurance companies “recouping” that money?