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Affordable Care Act Repeal Would Have Immediate Consequences

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President Obama
is "confident"
the Supreme Court will rule that his health care law is constitutional, but
heated questioning by conservative justices
at last week's hearings leaves uncertain the fate of not only the individual mandate but also the entire law.
[FONT=Georgia, Century, Times, serif]If the mandate is struck down, insurance premiums [/FONT]might shoot up[FONT=Georgia, Century, Times, serif] and millions of Americans would be left uninsured. But for some, the Affordable Care Act without the mandate looks a lot better than no law at all.[/FONT]

[FONT=Georgia, Century, Times, serif]Many health insurance plans are now subject to new rules that require them to cover recommended preventive services without charging a co-payment. As a result, consumers pay nothing for services like routine screenings, vaccines, counseling, flu shots and well-baby and well-child visits from birth to age 21. [/FONT]

Under the new law, insurance companies cannot deny coverage or limit benefits to children under age 19 because of a pre-existing condition or disability. Starting in 2014, people of all ages with pre-existing conditions will be protected.

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[FONT=Georgia, Century, Times, serif]If this whole bill is stripped away its going to have devastating consequences. We will see all these great things this bill will and is doing for this countries, ****ty health care system. We need this bill to stay around.

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[FONT=Georgia, Century, Times, serif]If this whole bill is stripped away its going to have devastating consequences. We will see all these great things this bill will and is doing for this countries, ****ty health care system. We need this bill to stay around.

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The consequences of leaving the mandate in place could be worse.
 
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[FONT=Georgia, Century, Times, serif]If this whole bill is stripped away its going to have devastating consequences. We will see all these great things this bill will and is doing for this countries, ****ty health care system. We need this bill to stay around.

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If the insurance mandate is struck down, insurance premiums will most certainly skyrocket -- as the other key issue, not subject to scrutiny, is that pre-existing conditions will be covered. You can't have one without the other.

If anyone who pleases can wait until they are seriously ill to buy insurance, that right there is a recipe for disaster. You won't want to open your bill for your monthly premium.
 
If the insurance mandate is struck down, insurance premiums will most certainly skyrocket -- as the other key issue, not subject to scrutiny, is that pre-existing conditions will be covered. You can't have one without the other.

If anyone who pleases can wait until they are seriously ill to buy insurance, that right there is a recipe for disaster. You won't want to open your bill for your monthly premium.

Which is why the pre-existing clause should be shot down also because without the mandate it will shoot prices through the roof. Good thing SCOTUS is thinking about striking that part down too. ;)
 
Scaremongering.

Also entirely irrelevant to constitutionality.
 
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