Last year, more than ten million Americans had their health insurance policies cancelled due to Obamacare. The problem was so large and the anger so intense after president Obama's blatant lies on the subject were revealed that an extension was granted for some of the policies that did not comply. In certain states, policies were allowed to be kept in effect even if they did not comply with Obamacare.
Right now, time is up for millions of policies that were granted extensions by Obama. That's right, millions of families are back reconsidering that old favorite by Obama: "if you like your policy, you can keep it, period."
The key here is that for essentially all of these families receiving cancellations, the replacement policy will cost most and provide less coverage. The level of anger across the country will likely soar as more and more folks receive their cancellation letters.
It never seemed to make sense that Obama scheduled the extension so that the second wave of cancellations would hit in the month prior to the elections, but since the government seems unable to do anything right, it makes some sense at least. I just can't wait to hear Obama blame this mess on someone else.
Right now, time is up for millions of policies that were granted extensions by Obama. That's right, millions of families are back reconsidering that old favorite by Obama: "if you like your policy, you can keep it, period."
The key here is that for essentially all of these families receiving cancellations, the replacement policy will cost most and provide less coverage. The level of anger across the country will likely soar as more and more folks receive their cancellation letters.
It never seemed to make sense that Obama scheduled the extension so that the second wave of cancellations would hit in the month prior to the elections, but since the government seems unable to do anything right, it makes some sense at least. I just can't wait to hear Obama blame this mess on someone else.
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