Missouri, you say? (50,000 of Alford’s constituents are enrolled in ACA plans. Most of them are about to see their premiums increase by up to 1,000%.) That’s not a typo. acasignups.net/ira-subsidy-...
Missouri, you say? (50,000 of Alford’s constituents are enrolled in ACA plans. Most of them are about to see their premiums increase by up to 1,000%.) That’s not a typo. acasignups.net/ira-subsidy-...
He's not even listening...what an asshole
I love smart people
That's okay because drug prices are going down 1,500%.
Somehow it will be Biden's fault...
Some more examples of what ~392,000 Missouri residents on ACA plans are likely facing 4 months from now:
🥺😧 I hate to say it…..but they voted for it. Kamala and Tim explained in no uncertain terms as to what would happen to EVERYONE if he was elected. And here we are…in a constant state of “oh, my God!”.
I didn’t vote for it. My own premiums are about to shoot up $500/month.
I’m so sorry. People I know in Missouri did, proudly. I should know better than to assume.
Thanks. Now THIS woman, on the other hand, DID vote for exactly this, so… bsky.app/profile/madi...
I just don’t understand these people! Anyone that thinks trump has a soul and cares about anyone other than himself hasn’t been paying attention. This is who he’s always been, he has never hidden his true intentions.
We 64 (soon 65) and 61. We paid $850 a month for the both of us. Medicare kicks in for me in December. We'll be paying $900 a month just for my wife.
They are removing the subsidies across the United State for next yr. The fallout will be awful. Don't put off appts or surgeries. I am cramming them in. 😞
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I love that for them. My home state can choke on their red hats.
…except that it’s just as bad in most other states red or blue. My own family’s premiums are likely going up $6,000 next year (if we stay on the same plan which obviously we won’t be able to).
I get it. It's sucky. We'd been priced out of insurance, too. We learned it was cheaper to self-pay. It works if you don't end up in the hospital for anything major. When we had insurance, the perpetual denials cost us a fortune - $56K with insurance one year. The system truly sucks.
And they'll all act like that Eric Andre meme. "How could Biden do this to us??" Rubes.