Wait... we've had a single payer healthcare system, run by the gov't, for decades.

It's called the VA and it is an abject failure on every level. What makes people think if they run it for ALL of us it will get better?

Only those without critical thinking skills think so ... you know, the congressmen who bought into Nancy Pelosis bullship that "we don't have time to read it ... we can read it after we pass it" ... and the voters who put Pelosi and her acolytes into office in the first place ...

What gets me is the facts that hospitals and insurance companies were around for like 500 yebefore Obama-care... why the hell is it so sacred..?? 😕


People will die without Obama-care... give me a break... 😟

On a long enough timeline everyone will eventually die regardless of the healthcare they receive. 🌫

Always look on the bright side of life
I mean, what have you got to lose?
you know, you come from nothing
you're going back to nothing
what have you lost? Nothing! 🍺

Anyone else find their heads rocking back and forth while reading that 🙂

Oh, you crucify me!

Health insurance company Aetna (AET) announced Wednesday it will completely withdraw from the ObamaCare marketplace in 2018, a decision Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price perceived as a sign of continued instability in the health care sector under the Affordable Care Act.


“Aetna’s decision to completely withdraw from the ObamaCare exchanges adds to the mountain of evidence that ObamaCare has failed the American people. Repealing and replacing it with patient-centered solutions that stabilize the marketplace to bring down costs and increase choices is the only solution,” Price said late Wednesday.

The company will not offer insurance plans in Delaware or Nebraska, the remaining two states where it was slated to provide coverage under the Affordable Care Act next year.

“At this time [we] have completely exited the exchanges,” Aetna said in a statement to FOX Business.

In April Aetna said it would not participate on the state exchanges in Virginia next year and last week committed to pulling out of Iowa Opens a New Window. . In 2016 the insurer sold plans across fifteen states. It trimmed that position to just four states at the outset of 2017, citing financial losses.

“Our individual Commercial products lost nearly $700 million between 2014 and 2016, and are projected to lose more than $200 million in 2017 despite a significant reduction in membership. Those losses are the result of marketplace structural issues that have led to co-op failures and carrier exits, and subsequent risk pool deterioration,” the company said Wednesday.

Last week the House of Representatives passed a health care bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. House Speaker Paul Ryan told Fox News Tuesday he is hopeful the bill will pass the Senate within a “month or two.”

Film at 11.... 🤔 🤔

A buddy of mine gets all his health care through the VA. He knows how to work the system, which apparently is a prerequisite for getting great health care from the VA.

😂 😂