Even More Obamacare Follies

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lawgator1 said:
Ok.

ACASignups.net | Tracking Enrollments for the Affordable Care Act (aka Obamacare)

11,998,634 enrolled as of 5/20/15. 10.1 million have paid.

Gee, that was really hard.
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That's a great source you provided. From the website...

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Submitted by Charles Gaba on Tue, 01/13/2015 - 11:13pm
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Maybe we can get good ole Charles to also set up a website to handle the 2016 elections? And ftr... I'm not saying his data is accurate or inaccurate. I'm just a bit surprised that this is a site you would choose to validate your claims.

And also ftr... I'm sure you and good ole Charles are aware that "payees" have (I believe) 90 days of not paying before they would fall off the list and show as someone who has not paid.
 
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lawgator1 said:
I guess you guys just figure that if you screech enough, someone will believe you.
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You called this something like one of the greatest economic policies of all time, I would think something this controversial being so wildly successful they would be shouting the numbers from the rooftops.

Yet they are conspicuously hard to come by?
 
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hog88 said:
You called this something like one of the greatest economic policies of all time, I would think something this controversial being so wildly successful they would be shouting the numbers from the rooftops.

Yet they are conspicuously hard to come by?
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I gave them to you. Down to the person. By state, including payment rates. Also, Ilinked articles with testimony to Congress by insurance execs saying those are the numbers and the payment rates.

What is wrong with you? Are you so set on being right you are just going to have a temper tantrum beat your head into the wall every time the facts don't match your narrative?

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Of those 12 million signups, how many of those are actual new enrollments? You know, the 30+ million who were supposedly without insurance due to pre-existing conditions or other factors.

I bet that number is staggeringly low. The sad reality that folks like LG and Velo don't want to admit is that nothing has changed. 30 million people still don't have health insurance.
 
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MG1968 said:
Of those 12 million signups, how many of those are actual new enrollments? You know, the 30+ million who were supposedly without insurance due to pre-existing conditions or other factors.

I bet that number is staggeringly low. The sad reality that folks like LG and Velo don't want to admit is that nothing has changed. 30 million people still don't have health insurance.
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Just click the link. Look at the charts.

I really don't know what else to say. You guys just refuse to admit the facts. I seriously don't get it.
 
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lawgator1 said:
I gave them to you. Down to the person. By state, including payment rates. Also, Ilinked articles with testimony to Congress by insurance execs saying those are the numbers and the payment rates.

What is wrong with you? Are you so set on being right you are just going to have a temper tantrum beat your head into the wall every time the facts don't match your narrative?

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The first two article you linked are a year old so not valid. The other website you linked shows no reference's so who the hell knows where he got those numbers and if they are even reliable?

Back to my question of if this is such a rousing success why hasn't the administration released the numbers? Why aren't they readily available on the ACA website or any agencies website?

Is Obama just so modest he doesn't want to brag?
 
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MG1968 said:
Of those 12 million signups, how many of those are actual new enrollments? You know, the 30+ million who were supposedly without insurance due to pre-existing conditions or other factors.

I bet that number is staggeringly low. The sad reality that folks like LG and Velo don't want to admit is that nothing has changed. 30 million people still don't have health insurance.
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Not enough has changed, but it's better than it was.
 
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MG1968 said:
Of those 12 million signups, how many of those are actual new enrollments? You know, the 30+ million who were supposedly without insurance due to pre-existing conditions or other factors.

I bet that number is staggeringly low. The sad reality that folks like LG and Velo don't want to admit is that nothing has changed. 30 million people still don't have health insurance.
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Roughly 12-15
 
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AirVol said:
If your employer dropped your insurance and you had to enroll in ACA only to pay more a year, would you feel the same way?
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I have to buy my insurance, but obviously if an employer was paying then stopped the employee would pay more.

We're what, four or five years into this, and some of you are arguing about what website to get enrollment figures from?

Far cry from the healthcare Armageddon that was predicted five years ago if this is what it has come to.
 
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AirVol said:
If your employer dropped your insurance and you had to enroll in ACA only to pay more a year, would you feel the same way?
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Are we all not covered by the guidelines of the ACA regardless if it is employer furnished or we call an agent to purchase or if we bought it through the marketplace website?
 
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Velo Vol said:
I have to buy my insurance, but obviously if an employer was paying then stopped the employee would pay more.

We're what, four or five years into this, and some of you are arguing about what website to get enrollment figures from?

Far cry from the healthcare Armageddon that was predicted five years ago if this is what it has come to.
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The employer part has just started on 1/1/15. Let's see how it goes.
 
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