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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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From: tejek11/19/2013 2:02:15 AM
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* And a woman named Susan Whigham wrote an interesting letter to the editor, published by the Orlando Sentinel. She’s apparently one of those poor souls in the individual market who received a cancelation notice, which led Whigham to explain, “You see, we’ve been forced to purchase our own health insurance for several years. The deductible was enormous; the premium was often more expensive than our monthly take-home pay, particularly during a bout of joblessness. We were forced to dip into our savings. The risk of going without insurance was a gamble we could not afford to take. So, thanks to what detractors call Obamacare, we had no choice but to go with a better plan that costs less money.

Thank you, Mr. President. God bless.”
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