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Healthcare costs have skyrocketed across the country over the past 15 years. We need a bipartisan bill to reform the ACA, including a two-year extension of the enhanced premium tax credits with income limits, insurance reform, PBM reform, and HSA expansion.

Healthcare costs have skyrocketed across the country over the past 15 years. We need a bipartisan bill to reform the ACA, including a two-year extension of the enhanced premium tax credits with income limits, insurance reform, PBM reform, and HSA expansion.

Congressman Mike Lawler

22,702 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

I just signed a discharge petition to advance forward bipartisan legislation to extend the ACA enhanced premium tax credits for 2-years, inclusive of significant insurance reforms, income limits, PBA reforms, and HSA expansion. This is the only bill that has a chance of becoming law. It’s time for everyone to put party aside and get this done. This discharge petition already has enough Republicans signed on, if every single Democrat would join us — and the vote could happen immediately. Let’s get it done.

I just signed a discharge petition to advance forward bipartisan legislation to extend the ACA enhanced premium tax credits for 2-years, inclusive of significant insurance reforms, income limits, PBA reforms, and HSA expansion. This is the only bill that has a chance of becoming law. It’s time for everyone to put party aside and get this done. This discharge petition already has enough Republicans signed on, if every single Democrat would join us — and the vote could happen immediately. Let’s get it done.

Congressman Mike Lawler

134,624 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

Our healthcare system is broken and has been for years. Today I voted, in a bipartisan way, to advance enhanced ACA tax credits while we continue working toward a permanent fix that lowers costs for families across the Hudson Valley. I look forward to working with my colleagues in the Senate and voting on a bipartisan solution in the weeks ahead.

Our healthcare system is broken and has been for years. Today I voted, in a bipartisan way, to advance enhanced ACA tax credits while we continue working toward a permanent fix that lowers costs for families across the Hudson Valley. I look forward to working with my colleagues in the Senate and voting on a bipartisan solution in the weeks ahead.

Congressman Mike Lawler

48,587 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Colorado families are already struggling to get by as the costs of childcare, rent, and groceries continue to skyrocket. The least we could do is make things a little bit easier and extend the ACA tax credits that make their health insurance more affordable. I will do everything I can to extend these tax credits and bring down health care costs for working families.

Colorado families are already struggling to get by as the costs of childcare, rent, and groceries continue to skyrocket. The least we could do is make things a little bit easier and extend the ACA tax credits that make their health insurance more affordable. I will do everything I can to extend these tax credits and bring down health care costs for working families.

Michael Bennet

14,571 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Families across the country are seeing their health insurance premiums skyrocket. The Problem Solvers Caucus has worked to extend the premium tax credits and make healthcare more affordable. Now it’s time for the Senate to act and push this over the finish line, because failure to do so will mean higher costs and real harm for people everywhere.

Families across the country are seeing their health insurance premiums skyrocket. The Problem Solvers Caucus has worked to extend the premium tax credits and make healthcare more affordable. Now it’s time for the Senate to act and push this over the finish line, because failure to do so will mean higher costs and real harm for people everywhere.

Tom Suozzi

13,931 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

A bipartisan group in the House has introduced the HOPE Act to tackle rising health-care costs and extend ACA premium tax credits for two years. The bill adds income caps and new anti-fraud measures as Congress races toward the December 19 deadline. President Trump opposes extending the subsidies and wants aid sent directly to Americans instead. Click here for more:

A bipartisan group in the House has introduced the HOPE Act to tackle rising health-care costs and extend ACA premium tax credits for two years. The bill adds income caps and new anti-fraud measures as Congress races toward the December 19 deadline. President Trump opposes extending the subsidies and wants aid sent directly to Americans instead. Click here for more:

One America News

31,299 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Republicans in the Florida House voted to undo millions of dollars in cost savings that I instituted last June when I signed the budget—and have voted to undo more than $60 million in cost savings over the past two months. This represents misplaced priorities. Floridians deserve action on protecting medical freedom, strengthening laws to combat illegal immigration, relieving condo residents of higher costs, and enacting a Florida-first tax package that provides real relief to Florida residents on their property taxes.

Republicans in the Florida House voted to undo millions of dollars in cost savings that I instituted last June when I signed the budget—and have voted to undo more than $60 million in cost savings over the past two months. This represents misplaced priorities. Floridians deserve action on protecting medical freedom, strengthening laws to combat illegal immigration, relieving condo residents of higher costs, and enacting a Florida-first tax package that provides real relief to Florida residents on their property taxes.

Ron DeSantis

1,203,312 просмотров • 1 год назад

The rent in Providence is too high and we need real solutions to bring down costs for families. And I understand why rent control sounds compelling, but the reality is that it has consistently been shown to hurt those it is meant to help. In Cambridge, in Berkeley, in Portland, in St. Paul and more, rents actually went up under rent control and new construction plummeted. My plan provides direct rent relief now and lowers costs long-term through continued new construction. I look forward to working with the City Council to continue addressing the root cause of our housing shortage and bring down costs for all our neighbors.

The rent in Providence is too high and we need real solutions to bring down costs for families. And I understand why rent control sounds compelling, but the reality is that it has consistently been shown to hurt those it is meant to help. In Cambridge, in Berkeley, in Portland, in St. Paul and more, rents actually went up under rent control and new construction plummeted. My plan provides direct rent relief now and lowers costs long-term through continued new construction. I look forward to working with the City Council to continue addressing the root cause of our housing shortage and bring down costs for all our neighbors.

Mayor Brett Smiley

86,009 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

🚨🇺🇸BERNIE SANDERS: I WON’T ACCEPT GOP PLAN THAT HIKES HEALTH COSTS "We're looking at more income and wealth inequality than ever. We have a housing crisis, an educational crisis, and a broken health care system. Twenty-four million Americans will see their premiums more than double. People in Vermont and across the country cannot afford health care right now. Republicans say take it or leave it — I will not take it." Source: CNN

🚨🇺🇸BERNIE SANDERS: I WON’T ACCEPT GOP PLAN THAT HIKES HEALTH COSTS "We're looking at more income and wealth inequality than ever. We have a housing crisis, an educational crisis, and a broken health care system. Twenty-four million Americans will see their premiums more than double. People in Vermont and across the country cannot afford health care right now. Republicans say take it or leave it — I will not take it." Source: CNN

Mario Nawfal

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🚨 BREAKING: President Trump just CORNERED the Democrats on healthcare and is announcing his own solution to the Unaffordable Care Act this week "I want money to go directly TO THE PEOPLE, so THEY can buy their insurance!" "Obamacare was a gift to make companies RICH at the expense of the American people...the so-called enhanced premium tax credit were a CORRUPT PAYOFF to the insurers, whose stock prices went up more than 1,000%!" "The people can negotiate their own deal, health care savings account, but they'll buy their own health care, and everybody loves it." "That's why later this week I'll announce our health care affordability framework that will reduce premiums for millions of lower drug prices, delivering price transparency and demand honesty and accountability from insurance companies all over the country, all over the world, actually. Health care costs will come down very fast!" Rapid Response 47

🚨 BREAKING: President Trump just CORNERED the Democrats on healthcare and is announcing his own solution to the Unaffordable Care Act this week "I want money to go directly TO THE PEOPLE, so THEY can buy their insurance!" "Obamacare was a gift to make companies RICH at the expense of the American people...the so-called enhanced premium tax credit were a CORRUPT PAYOFF to the insurers, whose stock prices went up more than 1,000%!" "The people can negotiate their own deal, health care savings account, but they'll buy their own health care, and everybody loves it." "That's why later this week I'll announce our health care affordability framework that will reduce premiums for millions of lower drug prices, delivering price transparency and demand honesty and accountability from insurance companies all over the country, all over the world, actually. Health care costs will come down very fast!" Rapid Response 47

Eric Daugherty

20,381 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Health and Medical Insurance broker shares about a client on the Barack Obama Affordable Care Act “Their premiums going from about $250 a month in 2025 to over $2,800 in 2026” He shows insurance companies have raised prices sometimes 1,000%+ just because its taxpayer subsidized “The reason for that is when the American Rescue Act was passed that sent out all the stimulus checks in 2021, there was a stipulation in there about ACA health insurance to help more people get coverage, get on insurance. But since then, premium increases have risen so much that when they're planning on taking those away, we're gonna see dramatic increases in those same health insurance plans.” “Who's being affected the most when it comes to these subsidy changes is gonna be the middle income families. Single individual who makes over $60,000 might get no tax credits. As a household of two, if you make over $84,000 you could get no tax credits and see your premiums go from said $250 to $2,800. So in this case the couple is an early retiree, they're in full grandparent mode — They're just living their lives. But unfortunately right now with the changes, if they're not extended, their premium's gonna be drastically different this next year.”

Health and Medical Insurance broker shares about a client on the Barack Obama Affordable Care Act “Their premiums going from about $250 a month in 2025 to over $2,800 in 2026” He shows insurance companies have raised prices sometimes 1,000%+ just because its taxpayer subsidized “The reason for that is when the American Rescue Act was passed that sent out all the stimulus checks in 2021, there was a stipulation in there about ACA health insurance to help more people get coverage, get on insurance. But since then, premium increases have risen so much that when they're planning on taking those away, we're gonna see dramatic increases in those same health insurance plans.” “Who's being affected the most when it comes to these subsidy changes is gonna be the middle income families. Single individual who makes over $60,000 might get no tax credits. As a household of two, if you make over $84,000 you could get no tax credits and see your premiums go from said $250 to $2,800. So in this case the couple is an early retiree, they're in full grandparent mode — They're just living their lives. But unfortunately right now with the changes, if they're not extended, their premium's gonna be drastically different this next year.”

Wall Street Apes

82,213 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Fellow Nigerians, A fair tax system must never punish poverty or weigh down the most vulnerable. With the new tax laws I recently signed, taking effect from January 2026, we have lifted this burden and created a path of equity, fairness, and true redistribution in our economy. A Personal Income Tax Calculator has been developed. It allows you to check your estimated tax under the new laws against what you currently pay. It shows clearly how these reforms protect low-income earners, ensures progressivity, and simplifies compliance in order to deliver a transparent system that works for all. Try the Personal Income Tax calculator at Together, we are renewing hope in the Nigeria of our dreams. Take a bet on our country. Bet on Nigeria to work for you, your family, and your community. ~ PBAT

Fellow Nigerians, A fair tax system must never punish poverty or weigh down the most vulnerable. With the new tax laws I recently signed, taking effect from January 2026, we have lifted this burden and created a path of equity, fairness, and true redistribution in our economy. A Personal Income Tax Calculator has been developed. It allows you to check your estimated tax under the new laws against what you currently pay. It shows clearly how these reforms protect low-income earners, ensures progressivity, and simplifies compliance in order to deliver a transparent system that works for all. Try the Personal Income Tax calculator at Together, we are renewing hope in the Nigeria of our dreams. Take a bet on our country. Bet on Nigeria to work for you, your family, and your community. ~ PBAT

Bola Ahmed Tinubu

302,017 просмотров • 1 год назад

🚨BREAKING: Panic is spreading inside the Republican caucus because Speaker Mike Johnson is blocking a vote on ACA tax credits - and vulnerable Republicans are screaming they’ll LOSE THEIR SEATS without the vote. Republicans have literally f*cked themselves. Here’s how: 👉 Mike Johnson has REFUSED to put the ACA tax credits up for a vote because Trump ordered it. Trump doesn’t give a shit about tax credits because they don’t benefit him. So now he’s dragging the entire Republican Party down with him - killing a wildly popular policy, blocking a recorded vote, and forcing his party to own higher premiums, lost coverage, and real harm to millions of families. The earliest the bill can be voted on in January. Will the Republican Party permanently own the blame when people drop insurance. Seniors lose plans. Costs explode? This is what choosing Trump looks like.

🚨BREAKING: Panic is spreading inside the Republican caucus because Speaker Mike Johnson is blocking a vote on ACA tax credits - and vulnerable Republicans are screaming they’ll LOSE THEIR SEATS without the vote. Republicans have literally f*cked themselves. Here’s how: 👉 Mike Johnson has REFUSED to put the ACA tax credits up for a vote because Trump ordered it. Trump doesn’t give a shit about tax credits because they don’t benefit him. So now he’s dragging the entire Republican Party down with him - killing a wildly popular policy, blocking a recorded vote, and forcing his party to own higher premiums, lost coverage, and real harm to millions of families. The earliest the bill can be voted on in January. Will the Republican Party permanently own the blame when people drop insurance. Seniors lose plans. Costs explode? This is what choosing Trump looks like.

CALL TO ACTIVISM

184,768 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

Joel White is the president of the Council for Affordable Health Coverage He recently testified to the United States Senate on how the Barack Obama Affordable Care Act has damaged the marketplace and driven up costs and premiums for consumers This is EXCELLENT information “Part of the Affordable Care Act's design is a massive consolidation in insurance and hospital and physician markets, and it basically triggered an arms race where hospitals, insurers tried to get bigger and bigger and bigger to charge people more and more and more, and we're all paying a lot as a result of the law's core design. And so for insurance companies, if you think of it as like a pyramid with the insurance company at the top, the insurance companies, since the law was enacted, bought up managers for pharmaceutical benefits, they bought up the hospitals, they bought up physician offices and clinics, all the way down to pharmacies where consumers get their drugs. And you say that may not be a bad thing, like bigger might be better because we can achieve economies of scale and cost savings and things like that, but really what we saw in the marketplace was higher premiums, higher deductibles, higher out-of-pocket costs, and less choice. So there's a couple of policies in the law that created that consolidation. - The first was that the law really limits consumer choice. It requires you to buy these very expensive, Cadillac expensive policies and then it defines how much you pay out of pocket, and the insurers have to meet all those requirements. What that did was in every state around the country, it created consolidation with insurers buying other insurers or merging with other insurers or really dominating the markets. So right now about two insurers per state control about 70% of the market, and what they can do when they control that much market share is charge higher premiums. That's the first issue - The second issue is called the medical loss ratio. That's just a fancy term that says the insurance company has to spend 80 or 85% of your premium dollar on medical care, so that means only 20% or 15%, can be used for profits and administrative costs. So, every incentive in the marketplace is for insurers to raise their premium so that they can get more profit and more revenue to spend on stuff. So one of the things that the medical loss ratio encouraged was these insurance companies to buy everything below the pyramid, so they started buying pharmacy benefit managers, and those manage your drug benefits They also bought physicians and hospitals. So one insurance company owns about 100,000 physicians in the United States. That's almost a 1/7 of the market And what they do in that arrangement is to avoid the profit cap caused by the medical loss ratio, they pay their physicians that they own more. So when they collect a dollar in, in revenue in their premiums, they then send a lot more money to the physicians that they own to earn money on that side. So they're earning money through the doctors, they're earning money through the premium, and it all kind of goes back up to the pyramid on top to the insurance company which owns everything”

Joel White is the president of the Council for Affordable Health Coverage He recently testified to the United States Senate on how the Barack Obama Affordable Care Act has damaged the marketplace and driven up costs and premiums for consumers This is EXCELLENT information “Part of the Affordable Care Act's design is a massive consolidation in insurance and hospital and physician markets, and it basically triggered an arms race where hospitals, insurers tried to get bigger and bigger and bigger to charge people more and more and more, and we're all paying a lot as a result of the law's core design. And so for insurance companies, if you think of it as like a pyramid with the insurance company at the top, the insurance companies, since the law was enacted, bought up managers for pharmaceutical benefits, they bought up the hospitals, they bought up physician offices and clinics, all the way down to pharmacies where consumers get their drugs. And you say that may not be a bad thing, like bigger might be better because we can achieve economies of scale and cost savings and things like that, but really what we saw in the marketplace was higher premiums, higher deductibles, higher out-of-pocket costs, and less choice. So there's a couple of policies in the law that created that consolidation. - The first was that the law really limits consumer choice. It requires you to buy these very expensive, Cadillac expensive policies and then it defines how much you pay out of pocket, and the insurers have to meet all those requirements. What that did was in every state around the country, it created consolidation with insurers buying other insurers or merging with other insurers or really dominating the markets. So right now about two insurers per state control about 70% of the market, and what they can do when they control that much market share is charge higher premiums. That's the first issue - The second issue is called the medical loss ratio. That's just a fancy term that says the insurance company has to spend 80 or 85% of your premium dollar on medical care, so that means only 20% or 15%, can be used for profits and administrative costs. So, every incentive in the marketplace is for insurers to raise their premium so that they can get more profit and more revenue to spend on stuff. So one of the things that the medical loss ratio encouraged was these insurance companies to buy everything below the pyramid, so they started buying pharmacy benefit managers, and those manage your drug benefits They also bought physicians and hospitals. So one insurance company owns about 100,000 physicians in the United States. That's almost a 1/7 of the market And what they do in that arrangement is to avoid the profit cap caused by the medical loss ratio, they pay their physicians that they own more. So when they collect a dollar in, in revenue in their premiums, they then send a lot more money to the physicians that they own to earn money on that side. So they're earning money through the doctors, they're earning money through the premium, and it all kind of goes back up to the pyramid on top to the insurance company which owns everything”

Wall Street Apes

32,279 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Baldwin: Republicans have had well over a decade to come up with a health care plan. They always talked about repeal and replace. The only thing they’ve ever really put any detail into is the repeal part. They’ve never actually had a plan to replace the Affordable Care Act, despite saying that’s what they wanted to do all along. Without that extension, people are seeing shocking increases in their premiums compared to last year. I spoke with a small business owner in Milwaukee named Nancy. Nancy is a cancer survivor. She cannot afford to be without health care because she has special medical needs. But her premiums are tripling in cost—and that is not an unusual story in Wisconsin or across the nation. So we have an urgent situation, and we need to address it first. The plans I’ve seen floated at the very eleventh hour by Republicans aren’t even thought through. They are half-baked, and that is ridiculous. We need to extend the premium tax credits so working families can afford their health care. Then we need to get to doing big, bold reforms so nobody is left out because of affordability.

Baldwin: Republicans have had well over a decade to come up with a health care plan. They always talked about repeal and replace. The only thing they’ve ever really put any detail into is the repeal part. They’ve never actually had a plan to replace the Affordable Care Act, despite saying that’s what they wanted to do all along. Without that extension, people are seeing shocking increases in their premiums compared to last year. I spoke with a small business owner in Milwaukee named Nancy. Nancy is a cancer survivor. She cannot afford to be without health care because she has special medical needs. But her premiums are tripling in cost—and that is not an unusual story in Wisconsin or across the nation. So we have an urgent situation, and we need to address it first. The plans I’ve seen floated at the very eleventh hour by Republicans aren’t even thought through. They are half-baked, and that is ridiculous. We need to extend the premium tax credits so working families can afford their health care. Then we need to get to doing big, bold reforms so nobody is left out because of affordability.

Acyn

37,293 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

A new report just revealed the STAGGERING fraud taking place in the Unaffordable Care Act last year alone: • Huge amounts paid to insurance companies for countless thousands of people WHO DON’T EXIST • $94 million sent to insurers for the DECEASED • 68,000 Social Security numbers used by multiple people to cheat the system Republicans are the only ones with real solutions to bring costs down — while Democrats just want to pour BILLIONS more taxpayer dollars into big health insurance companies that will only keep your costs HIGH and quality of care LOW.

A new report just revealed the STAGGERING fraud taking place in the Unaffordable Care Act last year alone: • Huge amounts paid to insurance companies for countless thousands of people WHO DON’T EXIST • $94 million sent to insurers for the DECEASED • 68,000 Social Security numbers used by multiple people to cheat the system Republicans are the only ones with real solutions to bring costs down — while Democrats just want to pour BILLIONS more taxpayer dollars into big health insurance companies that will only keep your costs HIGH and quality of care LOW.

Speaker Mike Johnson

254,373 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

BREAKING: Karoline Leavitt just unveiled President Trumps GREAT Health Care Plan to lower costs and improve the system for all Americans through four key pillars. Pillar 1: Permanently LOWER prescription drug prices by codifying the Most Favored Nation initiative, ensuring Americans pay the same low prices as other countries, and making more verified drugs available over-the-counter. Pillar 2: STOP sending billions in taxpayer subsidies to big insurance companies. Instead, direct that money to eligible Americans to buy the health insurance of THEIR choice, while funding cost-sharing reductions and ending kickbacks from pharmacy benefit managers. Pillar 3: Maximize PRICE transparency by requiring health care providers and insurers accepting Medicare or Medicaid to publicly post pricing and fees, ending surprise medical bills. This is a bipartisan, popular policy Trump demands Congress pass. Pillar 4: Hold BIG insurance companies accountable by mandating upfront rate and coverage comparisons in plain English on their websites, empowering consumers to make the best decisions for their families. This is the most COMPREHENSIVE and bold agenda ever to slash health care costs. Congress must act NOW and pass Trump's plan into law!

BREAKING: Karoline Leavitt just unveiled President Trumps GREAT Health Care Plan to lower costs and improve the system for all Americans through four key pillars. Pillar 1: Permanently LOWER prescription drug prices by codifying the Most Favored Nation initiative, ensuring Americans pay the same low prices as other countries, and making more verified drugs available over-the-counter. Pillar 2: STOP sending billions in taxpayer subsidies to big insurance companies. Instead, direct that money to eligible Americans to buy the health insurance of THEIR choice, while funding cost-sharing reductions and ending kickbacks from pharmacy benefit managers. Pillar 3: Maximize PRICE transparency by requiring health care providers and insurers accepting Medicare or Medicaid to publicly post pricing and fees, ending surprise medical bills. This is a bipartisan, popular policy Trump demands Congress pass. Pillar 4: Hold BIG insurance companies accountable by mandating upfront rate and coverage comparisons in plain English on their websites, empowering consumers to make the best decisions for their families. This is the most COMPREHENSIVE and bold agenda ever to slash health care costs. Congress must act NOW and pass Trump's plan into law!

Gunther Eagleman™

93,326 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

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140,097 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Brigham Buhler with Tucker Carlson reveals that US Health Insurance Companies are now making 2.5x the amount of money Big Pharma is making per year American Health Insurance Companies are quite literally taking over the US Healthcare System “If we break down UnitedHealthcare, they generated $373 billion in revenue last year. 60% of that revenue came from their pharmacy benefit manager, a holding company that nobody knows about” “Everyone's saying, big pharma, big pharma, big pharma, big Pharma did I think $600 million. And you look at these big insurance companies, they did two and a half that in revenue, 2.5x that in revenue. They did $1.5 trillion. They're projecting that they'll do $1.9 trillion in revenue by 2029.

Brigham Buhler with Tucker Carlson reveals that US Health Insurance Companies are now making 2.5x the amount of money Big Pharma is making per year American Health Insurance Companies are quite literally taking over the US Healthcare System “If we break down UnitedHealthcare, they generated $373 billion in revenue last year. 60% of that revenue came from their pharmacy benefit manager, a holding company that nobody knows about” “Everyone's saying, big pharma, big pharma, big pharma, big Pharma did I think $600 million. And you look at these big insurance companies, they did two and a half that in revenue, 2.5x that in revenue. They did $1.5 trillion. They're projecting that they'll do $1.9 trillion in revenue by 2029.

Wall Street Apes

54,450 просмотров • 1 год назад

WOW 🚨 DC Lobbyist exposes the real reason Democrats are keeping the government shutdown is because they’re being paid off “It has to do with dark money from the billion dollar health insurance companies” Also, even while the federal government is shutdown, the Big Health Insurance Companies are getting funneled our tax money “I understand why this shutdown is happening because I've been scratching my head, like, why would the Democrats be shutting down the government, depriving federal workers in the military of basically pay in food and then depriving the military of their health care through TRICARE. — It has to do with the f*cking insurance companies.” “So I found out these people, even Even though the government shut down because of the ACA, their payments every month are coming directly from the Treasury to their bank accounts. So the insurance companies, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Molina, Kaiser, they are getting paid right now, mandatory pay every single month while the federal workers and the military get nothing. And so now it's finally making sense. This has nothing to do with healthcare. “It has to do with dark money from the billion dollar insurance companies. Because keep in mind, if they lose the ACA credits for next year, they're not going to get any of that money. They won't get any of that money. So even though the tax credits are tax credits, what actually happens is these tax credits get paid on behalf of you, the insured, and they go directly to the insurance companies. So that's why the Democrats are fighting so hard on this. That's nothing. It has to do with people's premiums. It has to do with the fucking insurance companies not getting billions and billions and billions of dollars in January and next year.” “It's about the billion dollar insurance companies. And so everyone in, at least the talking points of the Democrats are like, oh, the premiums are going to go up. Why don't you hold the insurance companies accountable? These are not market rates. They're setting the premiums. They're the ones that are deciding to keep human beings without Health Care. That has nothing to do with what the government does. — They own the hospitals, and the providers are setting. These obscene rates for procedures. And so then they're making money off of the hospitals. This entire shutdown has nothing to do with health care and everything to do with the billion dollar corporations United Health Care, Aetna, Kaiser, Molina, they are the ones that are keeping the government shut down right now”

WOW 🚨 DC Lobbyist exposes the real reason Democrats are keeping the government shutdown is because they’re being paid off “It has to do with dark money from the billion dollar health insurance companies” Also, even while the federal government is shutdown, the Big Health Insurance Companies are getting funneled our tax money “I understand why this shutdown is happening because I've been scratching my head, like, why would the Democrats be shutting down the government, depriving federal workers in the military of basically pay in food and then depriving the military of their health care through TRICARE. — It has to do with the f*cking insurance companies.” “So I found out these people, even Even though the government shut down because of the ACA, their payments every month are coming directly from the Treasury to their bank accounts. So the insurance companies, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Molina, Kaiser, they are getting paid right now, mandatory pay every single month while the federal workers and the military get nothing. And so now it's finally making sense. This has nothing to do with healthcare. “It has to do with dark money from the billion dollar insurance companies. Because keep in mind, if they lose the ACA credits for next year, they're not going to get any of that money. They won't get any of that money. So even though the tax credits are tax credits, what actually happens is these tax credits get paid on behalf of you, the insured, and they go directly to the insurance companies. So that's why the Democrats are fighting so hard on this. That's nothing. It has to do with people's premiums. It has to do with the fucking insurance companies not getting billions and billions and billions of dollars in January and next year.” “It's about the billion dollar insurance companies. And so everyone in, at least the talking points of the Democrats are like, oh, the premiums are going to go up. Why don't you hold the insurance companies accountable? These are not market rates. They're setting the premiums. They're the ones that are deciding to keep human beings without Health Care. That has nothing to do with what the government does. — They own the hospitals, and the providers are setting. These obscene rates for procedures. And so then they're making money off of the hospitals. This entire shutdown has nothing to do with health care and everything to do with the billion dollar corporations United Health Care, Aetna, Kaiser, Molina, they are the ones that are keeping the government shut down right now”

Wall Street Apes

517,141 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад