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Originally Posted by Giantone
To you the worst example to make your point is a "Homeless drug person from baltimore" I understand that ,you're bias with an agenda .Now my example is and are children .They don't have to be homeless just sick enough that their parents can't save them no matter what they do.Most young children have young parents who are struggling and just one diagnosis of cancer can wipe the family out .... only an example but as you say you're fine with the rich getting it all and hopefully it will trickle on down to the lonely poor, lower middle class , middle class and upper middle class ......you know the ones that pay for everything. The ACA .....Obamacare to those that hate it, is and was a great idea that has problems but would have gotten straighten out like all big plains do at their beginnings . Trump has seen to chop up and destroy it so much that it is pretty much useless now. He is rich and can pay for any healthcare he or his family needs.
My question is what happens to a child born with a heart problem , yes he is on his parents Insurance but at the age of 21 he is off it and working trying to find Insurance but guess what, he can't, .....he has a pre existing condition his heart and can not get coverage , I would like to know what you would say to him? If he asks you why can't he be insured or get care please tell me or his parents why he doesn't deserve it?
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Pre-existing conditions should not be a reason for disqualifications. The ACA had lots of problems, and rather than working to resolve them the Dems forced the vote, and covered it in lies. The Republicans worked just as hard to void it without trying to resolve it.
Neither party actually tried to work for the poor Americans, they just tried to make political statements.
I don't know the solution, but I wish the moderates of both parties would rise up and put forth a best practices bill that would yield bipartisan support. The solution is out there, our politicians are too divided to find it.
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