The last health care question anyone needs to ask

[sikofit]

@altair1013

@sikofit

@altair1013

What do you want congress to fix?

It your OP with the premise that Congress isn’t doing this right

Sure. But I also like to learn. I know a lot. But I don’t know everything.

How do you want congress to fix your plan And W.W’s?

I like my Obamacare. Although it can be improved, it’s better than before

[altair1013]

@WorldWatcher

@altair1013

What do you want congress to fix?

Honestly?

Not sure. I like my employer plan.

A lot of American’s feel the same way. We don’t want congress tinkering with our insurance. But they insist on doing so.

[altair1013]

@sikofit

@altair1013

Sure. But I also like to learn. I know a lot. But I don’t know everything.

How do you want congress to fix your plan And W.W’s?

I like my Obamacare Althougn it can be improved, it’s better than before

My coverage under Obamacare is about the same as it was before. But the cost is higher. Unlike many, I got to keep my doctor. So, it has not been too bad for me. I can live with it. They just need to stop “fixing” my insurance plan.

[sikofit]

@altair1013

They just need to stop “fixing” my insurance plan.

Yet Trump is intent on changing thimgs

[altair1013]

@sikofit

@altair1013

They just need to stop “fixing” my insurance plan.

Yet Trump is intent on changing thimgs

Only Trump? Are the dems just bluffing?

[fallenturtle]

@altair1013

Yet nobody seems to be asking.

Why don’t the democrats simply cut the crap and offer everybody the exact same insurance plan that they have? Seriously. They are over thinking this. I think we would all be delighted with the congressional plan. What’s the down side?

Would anybody be opposed to this? If so, why?

Why do you keep reposting the same thread topic every few months?

[PeterGriffin]

Eventually we’ll get them to understand the vague fuzzy contours of Obamacare. It’s been 10 years but I feel like they’re getting close.

[BlueHeron]

We’re have something similar. I’m retired, but I have lifetime insurance that I pay $100 a month for. My company also offers a 24 hour nurse practitioner conference, free of charge. That’s no part of my “insurance”, its given as a benefit from my company.

[altair1013]

@fallenturtle

Why do you keep reposting the same thread topic every few months?

Two reasons.
We have new people every few months. And they still haven’t offered us their plan. Do you approve of those reasons? I hope so!

[altair1013]

@PeterGriffin

Eventually we’ll get them to understand

We can’t wait!

[fallenturtle]

Then instead of creating a new one bump one of these:

Single payer health care. Only one question matters

It’s the simplest and most common sense question to congress you will ever hear. If congress wants us to have a single payer, government run insurance plan, why not give us the exact same plan that they have? They seem to be perfectly happy with it. I’m sure we would be happy with it too. For some odd reason, congress never has answer this question. Until they do, the endless tinkering will continue. Will somebody in the media please have the guts to ask?

How to end the medcare for all debate

This was mentioned a little bit in one of my other threads. But I believe it deserves a dedicated thread. There is a very simple way to clarify all of this. There are tens of millions of people who will not be visiting the websites of candidates to find the difference between government insurance plans, private plans and Medicare for all. There are also tens of millions who will not be researching congressional insurance benefits. So why not make it simple for folks? Why doesn’t one candidate si…

Regardless the answer is the same… they don’t have a plan, they buy coverage through the DC heath care exchange program setup because of the ACA. https://dchealthlink.com/

[sikofit]

@altair1013

We have new people every few months.

Are new posters incapable of reading existing threads? Why not just bump one of the many you’ve already made that all end up the same

[PeterGriffin]

you have to appreciate the environmental sensitivity to all these recycled face plants.

[Bodecea]

@altair1013

@sikofit

@altair1013

They’re also potentially eligible for lifetime health insurance under the Federal Employees Health Benefit Program upon retirement.

You really are flailing all over the place. That their job offers them Obamacare for life is a perk of the job. It does not make the coverage different. Your employer could offer the same thing

Exactly!!! But my employer would have to pay for it. Congress demands that YOU pay for theirs.

Aren’t we Congress’s employer?

[sikofit]

@Bodecea

@altair1013

@sikofit

@altair1013

They’re also potentially eligible for lifetime health insurance under the Federal Employees Health Benefit Program upon retirement.

You really are flailing all over the place. That their job offers them Obamacare for life is a perk of the job. It does not make the coverage different. Your employer could offer the same thing

Exactly!!! But my employer would have to pay for it. Congress demands that YOU pay for theirs.

Aren’t we Congress’s employer?

Pesky detail

[altair1013]

@Bodecea

@altair1013

Exactly!!! But my employer would have to pay for it. Congress demands that YOU pay for theirs.

Aren’t we Congress’s employer?

Yes. And maybe as their employer we should offer them our insurance plan then?

[altair1013]

@fallenturtle

Then instead of creating a new one bump one of these:

It’s the simplest and most common sense question to congress you will ever hear. If congress wants us to have a single payer, government run insurance plan, why not give us the exact same plan that they have? They seem to be perfectly happy with it. I’m sure we would be happy with it too. For some odd reason, congress never has answer this question. Until they do, the endless tinkering will continue. Will somebody in the media please have the guts to ask?

This was mentioned a little bit in one of my other threads. But I believe it deserves a dedicated thread. There is a very simple way to clarify all of this. There are tens of millions of people who will not be visiting the websites of candidates to find the difference between government insurance plans, private plans and Medicare for all. There are also tens of millions who will not be researching congressional insurance benefits. So why not make it simple for folks? Why doesn’t one candidate si…

Regardless the answer is the same… they don’t have a plan, they buy coverage through the DC heath care exchange program setup because of the ACA. https://dchealthlink.com/

Dayum! I-AM- IM-PRESSED! You remembered all that? I am truly flattered. I can’t remember what you said ten minutes ago.

My next thread will be worded differently though. I like to keep things fresh. So I will not be taking your advice. I hope you’re not too disappointed.

[fallenturtle]

@altair1013

@fallenturtle

Then instead of creating a new one bump one of these:

It’s the simplest and most common sense question to congress you will ever hear. If congress wants us to have a single payer, government run insurance plan, why not give us the exact same plan that they have? They seem to be perfectly happy with it. I’m sure we would be happy with it too. For some odd reason, congress never has answer this question. Until they do, the endless tinkering will continue. Will somebody in the media please have the guts to ask?

This was mentioned a little bit in one of my other threads. But I believe it deserves a dedicated thread. There is a very simple way to clarify all of this. There are tens of millions of people who will not be visiting the websites of candidates to find the difference between government insurance plans, private plans and Medicare for all. There are also tens of millions who will not be researching congressional insurance benefits. So why not make it simple for folks? Why doesn’t one candidate si…

Regardless the answer is the same… they don’t have a plan, they buy coverage through the DC heath care exchange program setup because of the ACA. https://dchealthlink.com/

Dayum! I-AM- IM-PRESSED! You remembered all that? I am truly flattered. I can’t remember what you said ten minutes ago.

My next thread will be worded differently though. I like to keep things fresh. So I will not be taking your advice. I hope you’re not too disappointed.

We can see your thread history on your profile page.

I’ll leave it to the mods to decide what to do with your redundant threads.

Your poor memory explains why you keep forgetting the answer to this question you keep asking over and over again.

[Morgan]

@altair1013

@Bodecea

@altair1013

Exactly!!! But my employer would have to pay for it. Congress demands that YOU pay for theirs.

Aren’t we Congress’s employer?

Yes. And maybe as their employer we should offer them our insurance plan then?

Sure. What exactly should we offer them that is not what they have now?

[Publius]

When I was working far a military agency, I could go to the on-premise clinic when I was at work, no problem.