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In reply to the discussion: Why didn't Democrats demonize the hell out of HCI Companies?! Both sides of the isle disdain them. [View all]IcyPeas
(22,962 posts)39. Both sides of the aisle... how many of THEM go bankrupt with medical bills?
I could take a wild guess.
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Why didn't Democrats demonize the hell out of HCI Companies?! Both sides of the isle disdain them. [View all]
uponit7771
Dec 5
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They did. Just as they warned about project 2025. If we had better Dems than manchin and sinema
mucifer
Dec 5
#4
Because they know private health insurance is preferred by Americans, unfortunately. Harris did not mention healthcare
Silent Type
Dec 5
#7
There's no sentiment showing PHC companies are liked, I don't see it all... to a person I've spoke to they are all hated
uponit7771
Dec 5
#9
Best we are going to get is a Public Option, and I bet any PO enacted will include private insurers. In fact,
Silent Type
Dec 5
#10
Do what? UHC, Cigna, Humana, Kaiser Medicare Advantage plans aren't provided by companies?
Silent Type
Dec 5
#15
It doesn't look these companies are selected by choice, not the way the hatred for this CEO is shown
uponit7771
Dec 5
#23
Original Medicare, Medigap, Part D drug plan, if they can afford it. My point is that until the government offers
Silent Type
Dec 5
#29
MA is similar to all health insurance nowadays. Almost all require prior authorizations, etc. In fact, most rely on
Silent Type
Dec 5
#36
Do you think the 51% of Medicare beneficiaries who choose MA are too stupid to know what is best for them?
Silent Type
Dec 5
#41
I'm asking you. I think they are doing what fits into their budget and make use of some extra benefits that
Silent Type
Dec 5
#43
OK, I guess you don't think 51% of Medicare beneficiaries are smart enough to do what's best for them.
Silent Type
Dec 6
#45
Definitely. So was Part C signed by Clinton (now called Medicare Advantage), Part D drug plans, most Medicaid
Silent Type
Dec 5
#13