ObamaCare

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Why Obamacare Will Fail – huffingtonpost.com

#Incompetence/#Ignorance, #Unsustainability of Socialdemocracy, Social HealthCare

Political discussion aside, The Affordable Care Act (ACA) will fail for business reasons. Whether the ultimate result is the law getting repealed or modified, change is necessary to have a viable and vibrant health insurance industry that drives cost reduction and improved customer service. The fundamental reason the ACA will fail is because it Read More

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Obamacare’s co-ops were regulated to death before they were even born – Watchdog.org

#Crony Capitalism', #Incompetence/#Ignorance, #Legal Plunder, #Unsustainability of Socialdemocracy, Social HealthCare

It’s been a no good, very bad month for the Affordable Care Act. One of the nation’s top insurance companies has threatened to pull out of the government-run health insurance exchanges, while others are raising rates by double-digits after realizing that people signing up for insurance tend to be older and sicker than originally hoped. Read More

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ObamaCare’s Failure Contagion – WSJ

#Incompetence/#Ignorance, #Legal Plunder, #Unsustainability of Socialdemocracy, Social HealthCare

Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Scott Atlas explains his proposal to fix the nation’s health care system. Photo credit: Getty Images. The collapse of ObamaCare’s co-ops is punishing other insurers, the Wall Street Journal says in an editorial. The majority of ObamaCare’s insurance co-ops—12 of 23—have now folded, and their $1.24 billion in federal loans Read More

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Another Obamacare Failure: $1.23 Billion Taxpayer Funds Sunk in Failed Co-Ops – Washington Free Beacon

^HealthCare, #Incompetence/#Ignorance, #Unsustainability of Socialdemocracy, Social HealthCare

.columns start .row end November 9, 2015 5:00 am A total of $1.23 billion in federal taxpayer dollars has now been sunk in 12 of 23 co-ops created under Obamacare that have gone out of business, representing another Obamacare failure, lawmakers say. Co-ops in Arizona and Michigan went out of business last week, adding themselves Read More

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