NAME ONE THING OBAMA HAS DONE RIGHT... WITH FACTS AND STATISTICS.

[Echonova]

Let's pretend Blank's house burned to the ground, thankfully no one was hurt. First Blank called the Obama for a bail-out, but Obama was too busy playing golf to take the call. So Blank dials up Allstate insurance...

"Thank you for calling Allstate Insurance where you are always in good hands"

Blank responds "I need to get fire insurance for my house, it just burned down."

"It... it... it has all ready burned down sir, Did I hear you right?" Customer service asks

"That is correct, why else would I be calling?" Blank says indignantly.

"We can't insure you for damages that have already happened" she timidly says.

"Why not" Blank asks "it's not fair to deny coverage for a preexisting condition".

"Sir" she replies, her voice a little firmer after the realization she's not talking to a rational person "I'm not sure you understand how insurance works"...

[Vteckidd]

If people have more access, then why is Obama delaying the mandates? why is he hiring LBJ and Magic to push the ACA if its so much better, why arent people RUNNING to sign up?

[.blank cd]

Why is he hiring LBJ and Magic to push the ACA

Awareness.

[BanginJimmy]

Awareness.

4 years or nearly constant headlines and people still don't know about it? Do we really want to extend the lives of those people?



As to your point on access, show me where this increased access is documented. They may have this fancy new medicaid policy, but can they find a doctor to see them? I've seen stories from across the country of people with medicaid policies not being able to find a local doctor that would accept new patients.
Why is it so hard to find a doctor? - Magazine - The Boston Globe


There is 1 article that points out many of the problems that were made worse by ACA, not better. Let's see if you can find the flaw with one of the proposed fixes.

[Sinfix_15]

4 years or nearly constant headlines and people still don't know about it? Do we really want to extend the lives of those people?



As to your point on access, show me where this increased access is documented. They may have this fancy new medicaid policy, but can they find a doctor to see them? I've seen stories from across the country of people with medicaid policies not being able to find a local doctor that would accept new patients.
Why is it so hard to find a doctor? - Magazine - The Boston Globe


There is 1 article that points out many of the problems that were made worse by ACA, not better. Let's see if you can find the flaw with one of the proposed fixes.

My disabled mom's previous doctor stopped taking medicaid and told her cash only. He wouldnt even refill her perscription. Now she cant find a dr who will take new patients and hasnt been able to get RA medicine for going on 2 months now. On the days when she cant walk, she has to go to the ER for care.

The funny thing about health insurance is that it doesnt cure anything.... you need a dr for that. Good luck if youre on medicaid