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All of us with pre-existing conditions that couldn't buy insurance no matter the cost feel different of course, but you acknowledge that. I'm interested in why
by llamataboot 7y ago
All of us with pre-existing conditions that couldn't buy insurance no matter the cost feel different of course, but you acknowledge that.
I'm interested in why you think ACA itself has made anything worse. Surely premiums have gotten worse, but it's not clear to me how it is nec linked to the ACA. (And it should be said that the insurance industry basically wrote large portions of the ACA, and arguably its weakest parts or because of that!)
- weberc2 7y agoACA requires insurers to cover pre-existing conditions. That's a cost that needs to be recovered, and most of that additional coverage comes by increasing premiums. Ergo, ACA increases premiums.