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Originally Posted by shiraz9944
A decade dude? She said this in 2013 to get the ACA passed before midterms when they got crushed and wouldn't be able to, that's why they rammed it thru, it wouldn't have passed if they waited til 2014. The ACA is crap, it doesn't matter what you guys say it is. My premium went up 300%, I lost my doctor, and my deductible is triple as well. Well done well done indeed. Should just sign up for medical and get it all for free since 1/3 of all California is on it. Those of you that live here in Cali know this to be true, BC and BS aren't accepted by Sutter health or most private doctors, united healthcare isn't either and kaiser is only to be used at Kaiser LOL. Those are your three options, that's it. You get to choose 1 of those three in California, and nobody accepts them unless you buy the platinum plan for about 500 a month.
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Ok so she evolved in 4 years instead of almost 10 , she's still doing the right thing now and being a patriot helping the American people understand what's in the bill.
Nowbody knows what the new bill will evolve into for Americans health but we do know it gives $700billion in tax breaks to the top 1% and the GOP said those tax breaks are non negotiable.
I'm in Southern California (SouthEast Orange county) a Republican district, and we have 6 insurers to choose from, and my deductible didn't change & premium increased a little over $50.
Let me guess... You're a Republican right? Only reason you're in the same state with a wildly different negative experience within the exact same system.
All of these insurers provide insurance here in California under the ACA. Not sure why you're saying there's only 3. I have Blue Cross they're great. Same doctor I've had for years and my dentist I've had for years is accepted on my Blue Cross dental plan.
Anthem Blue Cross.
Blue Shield of California.
Chinese Community Health Plan.
Kaiser Permanente of CA.
Oscar Health Plan of California.
Sharp Health Plan.
Western Health Advantage.
All of the above insurers are available in California through ACA