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To: zzpat who wrote (1046261)	1/3/2018 4:26:32 PM
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You're the one whining. There's this from the great socialist State of Hawaii, Obammy's 'home town'... westhawaiitoday.com “There are several factors that contribute to premium adjustments each year, including rising prescription drug and health care costs, and fees associated with the Affordable Care Act,” said Elisa Yadao, senior vice president for Hawaii Medical Service Association, a nonprofit that is one of Hawaii’s largest insurers. "He said the average Kaiser Permanente small-group premium will increase about 5.9 percent on average, the large-group plan will go up 6.4 percent and Affordable Care Act rates for individuals will rise 24.1 percent." Yup, Hawaii voted overwhelmingly for Bammy and got screwed. oh yeah, and the theory that adding young adults into the system will lower rates/? Another fat lie from the D party which is head over heels in bed with the demonic for profit health insurance scam industry. "Only about 3.5 percent of Hawaii residents do not have health insurance at all, Nhieu said. “Hawaii consistently ranks as a state with one of the lowest uninsured rates in the nation,” he said. A larger pool of insurance participants “in theory” would help stabilize premium rates, he added."