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Politics : Evolution

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To: Brumar89 who wrote (23129)3/19/2012 9:27:42 PM
From: J_F_Shepard  Read Replies (1) of 69300
 
So if employers stop insuring their employees that's Obama's fault??? They've been dropping their insurance plans for years.....and would have continued to do that. But there is no reason the dropped employee cannot continue with the same coverage by purchasing his own through Obamacare...that's what it's all about.

"1) Some people won’t get to keep the coverage they like."

Why not? All they have to do is buy what they want from the pool.....

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Supporters of the law say it’s not as bad as all that. The 20 million figure is the extreme scenario, they point out — CBO says that 3 million to 5 million is more likely. And that’s out of the 161 million Americans who would have had workplace health insurance before the law was passed.

Even in that case, the number is misleading, according to Topher Spiro of the Center for American Progress, because CBO says about 3 million wouldn’t be forced out. They would leave their workplace coverage voluntarily — possibly for better coverage, with subsidies, through the law’s new health insurance exchanges.

And for the rest, Spiro said, employers will have to take the responsibility for what happens — because they’ll still have plenty of incentives to offer coverage to their workers, especially once the individual mandate requires everyone to have it. “If they decide to drop coverage, that will be their decision, and they should not blame the health care law,” Spiro said.

But try explaining all that over the 30-second Republican campaign ads that are sure to come. And it’s not what Obama promised as he pushed for the new law two years ago."
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