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Originally Posted by nation-x
Although the majority of the best parts of the bill won't go into affect until 4 years after passage... I support the bill because it establishes an exchange where I can buy insurance from a pool rather than as an individual which will drop the rates I am paying by a considerable amount. In addition, it outlaws insurance companies from dropping children for pre-existing conditions immediately and establishes rules by which companies will have to follow in order to legally raise their rates. There are many other parts of the bill that I support but I don't think it goes far enough...
I have a 152 IQ for your information... so I think my intelligence level is more than sufficient to understand the facts... speaking of those... what exactly do you define the public option as being? I am just curious about what you think it is.
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I highly doubt you have a 152 IQ but we're all allowed to dream. I'm for getting rid of the pre-existing condition clause. The only problem with that is, the premiums will skyrocket and I don't want that. I'm against a single payer system, and I sure as hell am against the government taking over the health care industry. I'm for small government. It's funny how people can't take personal responsibility, fuck up the economy with their reckless spending, and then expect the government to bail them out.