House GOP reveals AHCA: Update - Repeal of ACA IS BACK ON
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The Dems are too stupid to realize the GOP bill is a ruse
It's supposed to fail. The Rs don't want to own healthcare until they get 60 seats
It's supposed to fail. The Rs don't want to own healthcare until they get 60 seats
Foxmulder
Superstar
That theory is bullshyt.
exactly. what's the D's option? let it pass?That theory is bullshyt.
If you voted republican/Trump and you find yourself sick, underinsured, or dead I have only one feeling:
Somewhere For Me
All Star
This doesn't shock me at all.
Beware of the ones always condemning...
Beware of the ones always condemning...
joeychizzle
光復香港，時代革命
if you blow up.. you better slide me some coli cashI just tweeted this shyt
but
Talk that shyt breh.
Meanwhile,
I thought dealing with attempts to install communist puppets in my city was bad 
you got the 
I really wish I was wrong breh
but America is gonna have a tough 4 to 8 years. as in chemotherapy and amputation without anesthesia tough when trump's implemented all his backwards fukkshyt ideals it's probably gonna be much better living in Trinidad. Hell it was probably better before trump got in the white house.
Your natural environments will be trashed because there will be no EPA.
Your schools will teach gibberish because there will be no funding and no DoE.
Your people will die because the healthcare plan is basically a fukking mortgage.
Your jobs are being outsourced because your bosses don't give a fukk.
Your people can't piss and shyt in peace because apparently transsexuals are terrorizing toilets.
Your original people of your land are having their sacred grounds bulldozed in the name of capitalism.
Your cabinet consists of many white supremacists and people who have literally have no experience in their chosen department.
Your president gets his news from right wing websites and likes to arm wrestle foreign leaders.
Your president is also a coward.
Your president engages in Twitter beefs and does not like to attend security briefings.
Your president is scared of journalists.
Your president allegedly committed treason by conspiring with a foreign power in order to win the election.
Your Secretary of Housing, who spent his life in the medical field, thinks slaves were immigrants.
Your chief strategist is a National Socialist.
Your White House speaker is incapable of.. anything.
Your Secretary of education thinks guns should be in school because smokey the motherfukking bear is gonna invade schools and gobble them up like popcorn chicken bites.
Your president cannot provide clean water to impoverished citizens of Flint, but can build a wall to prevent 'bad hombres and rapists' from illegally entering the border.
Your customs agents have seen too many Hunger Games movies.
Your president thinks that 30 days is enough to come up with a plan to eradicate ISIS.
Your president expresses himself with the eloquence of a intellectually hindered high school student.
Your previous generations refuse to help your current generations and tells them that they are lazy and entitled despite overwhelming evidence that making a living 3 to 5 decades ago was much easier compared to now.
Your country is fukked
joeychizzle
光復香港，時代革命
Someone should make a thread in a few months displaying angry white healthcare tweetsIf you voted republican/Trump and you find yourself sick, underinsured, or dead I have only one feeling:
every time i see some shyt trump pulls i get reminded of this goldmine of sad cacs
White People Mourning Romney
all these white tears
these are the same cracker fukks that called obama a monkey and rode for romney, and then when it came to hillary vs trump these fakkits obviously voted trump.
I bet they want Obama's democratic, cold suit wearing, Harvard law professo,r non orange, non hitler like, non twitter fingers, non fake news, non p*ssy grabbing ass back now
i hope them and all their family members get ill as fukk and can't afford NO DAMN healthcare. go on trump, outsource all the jobs to different countries
dear white people: you made your motherfukking bed now sleep in it
only it won't be a hospital bed because you won't be able to even afford a fukking bandage
i'm totally fine with white people. the ones that are open to different cultures. it's the CACS I fukking hate.
6 Immediate Ways Women Would Be Impacted by the GOP's New Health Care Plan
5. Medicaid Is In Serious Jeopardy
The Republican plan would "freeze" the Medicaid expansion in 2020. According to statistics compiled by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, the majority of Medicaid recipients are female, and the program "covered nearly half of poor women aged 15–44 in 2015," per a report from the Guttmacher Institute.
In fact, the uninsured rate of women of reproductive age dropped by 36% between 2013 and 2015 because of the ACA's expanded coverage and subsidies, according to the report. Rolling back the ACA's Medicaid expansion and decreasing its subsidies would ensure fewer women have access to affordable, comprehensive care.
"This plan is really bad for women overall," but especially for those on Medicaid," says Borchelt. "Any system that favors the wealthy hurts women more because they are more likely to go without care because of cost. They have less ability to pay out-of-pocket for care."
6. It Puts Domestic Abuse Victims at Risk
Under Obamacare, couples have to file taxes jointly to receive a tax credit—unless they are victims of domestic abuse, domestic violence, or spousal abandonment. The AHCA doesn't account for this and requires all couples to file jointly to receive a tax credit, without exception.
Men can also be victims of domestic violence, however women are disproportionately affected by this. "We’re really worried about women who would be hurt by this and wouldn’t get a tax credit," Borchelt says. "Women in these situations need to not be forced to disclose their new address or phone number."
5. Medicaid Is In Serious Jeopardy
The Republican plan would "freeze" the Medicaid expansion in 2020. According to statistics compiled by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, the majority of Medicaid recipients are female, and the program "covered nearly half of poor women aged 15–44 in 2015," per a report from the Guttmacher Institute.
In fact, the uninsured rate of women of reproductive age dropped by 36% between 2013 and 2015 because of the ACA's expanded coverage and subsidies, according to the report. Rolling back the ACA's Medicaid expansion and decreasing its subsidies would ensure fewer women have access to affordable, comprehensive care.
"This plan is really bad for women overall," but especially for those on Medicaid," says Borchelt. "Any system that favors the wealthy hurts women more because they are more likely to go without care because of cost. They have less ability to pay out-of-pocket for care."
6. It Puts Domestic Abuse Victims at Risk
Under Obamacare, couples have to file taxes jointly to receive a tax credit—unless they are victims of domestic abuse, domestic violence, or spousal abandonment. The AHCA doesn't account for this and requires all couples to file jointly to receive a tax credit, without exception.
Men can also be victims of domestic violence, however women are disproportionately affected by this. "We’re really worried about women who would be hurt by this and wouldn’t get a tax credit," Borchelt says. "Women in these situations need to not be forced to disclose their new address or phone number."
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
Republican's just celebrate international women's day differently.
How the GOP's plan for health care would affect N.J.
If you buy your own coverage
Freelancers, the self-employed, entrepreneurs and others who pay their own insurance costs, without access to government or employer coverage, would see many changes. How they affect you depends on both your age and your income.
New Jersey had about 330,000 people enrolled in individual health plans last year. Of those, about 130,000 felt the full brunt of recent premium increases, because they bought their policies directly from the insurers, with no subsidies. Some 200,000 received tax credits to help pay their premiums, and of those, about 100,000 received additional financial help to pay their deductibles and coinsurance.
The extra financial help for those 100,000 people — whose incomes were less than about $30,000 a year — would be eliminated under the Republican plan. That would likely make the insurance unaffordable for them.
How the GOP's plan for health care would affect N.J.
If you buy your own coverage
Freelancers, the self-employed, entrepreneurs and others who pay their own insurance costs, without access to government or employer coverage, would see many changes. How they affect you depends on both your age and your income.
New Jersey had about 330,000 people enrolled in individual health plans last year. Of those, about 130,000 felt the full brunt of recent premium increases, because they bought their policies directly from the insurers, with no subsidies. Some 200,000 received tax credits to help pay their premiums, and of those, about 100,000 received additional financial help to pay their deductibles and coinsurance.
The extra financial help for those 100,000 people — whose incomes were less than about $30,000 a year — would be eliminated under the Republican plan. That would likely make the insurance unaffordable for them.
How the GOP's plan for health care would affect N.J.
