but its poorly implemented like i said before

The issue is that if you pump money in, the people will find a way to help themselves to it.

The costs grew because there were tax subsidies.

There's a couple nutty libertarian places that refuse any form of insurance and basic operations rarely exceed $100.

So how can it be made to work?

if we have public option

Unfortunately, the good ways are politically infeasible at this point.

wait $100?

what kind of operations?

hair removal?

plucking eye brows?

I mean NOW might not be the time but someone has to be thinking about it

@Undead Mockingbird trying to find an example. But it's stuff like basic checkups for $15.

hmm

well anything surgical for $100 would be amazing

https://reason.com/reasontv/2012/11/15/the-obamacare-revolt-oklahoma-doctors-fi

Surgical is pricier. But in this hospital price reductions of the order of >80% are not uncommon.

I mean part of the problem is that the legislation probs had little input from actual healthcare professionals

ACA that is

indeed

i mean here in canada it barely does

Its like with Gun Control

the gouvt just throws money at healthcare

and i mean they got a big limit

reds still gonna lose the house?

No, the AMA endorsed Obamacare.

or is it tossup now

The experts tend to ride legislation for their own benefit.

hm

did they endorse the OG or what it became

What it became.

ah

hm

intersting

They were pretty against the Original if I recall. But Obama needed support to win over the Blue Dogs.

So he met with the AMA and they endorsed it.

wow, my discord is going crazy

hm

but how involved were they in the legislation itself?

I'm not sure. Most of the ACA writing was done opaquely.

To prevent the Republicans from learning about it and criticizing it.