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To: Broken_Clock who wrote (987199)	12/12/2016 2:53:47 PM
From: Heywood40	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 1571216

When I go to HMSA and enter the example: 50 year old male earning $50,000, I get: You may qualify for a subsidy Thanks! Based on your answers, you may qualify for a subsidy and should buy your coverage on healthcare.gov, the federal health insurance marketplace. When I go to Healthcare.gov, I get the numbers I posted. Nowhere is there a plan with a $1500 premium and a $6000 deductible. Those numbers may be accurate somewhere, but nobody here has been able to demonstrate that. Please post, if you can, a link that shows a plan that costs $1500 with a $6000 deductible. Until then, it's just more Trump locker room talk.

To: Broken_Clock who wrote (987199)	12/13/2016 12:03:20 AM
From: Heywood40	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1571216

So, here we are... Me, a lifelong hard-working liberal Democrat, I have positioned myself to be able to provide healthcare for myself and my family, at a cost I can afford without having to complain to anyone about it, and You, a conservative Republican who apparently hasn't been able to do any of those things, while spending several hours a day crying about it on the internet. I thought you Republicans prided yourselves on being self-sufficient and taking responsibility for yourselves. All I see from you is that for some reason you're not self-sufficient enough to figure out a way to be able to afford health insurance. Have you considered getting a job? That would be a good first step.