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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 4637661" data-attributes="member: 58386">Thanks for finally admitting that in your mind&#039;s eye medical care should only be available to those you have the money to meet the price.Here&#039;s something to consider. Overturning the ACA would mean that insurers could once again refuse to provide coverage to people with preexisting medical conditions.... ALL 100 MILLION AMERICANS who have preexisting conditions whether they&#039;re are getting insurance through the ACA or not.....In addition COVID due to the devastating damage it does to vital organs is now considered to be a preexisting conditions. At the same time however your Dear Leader has issued and executive order that according to the administration will so called &quot;protect&quot; people with preexisting conditions. Only problem is it doesn&#039;t say HOW they will be protected so it isn&#039;t worth the paper it&#039;s written on. Therefore with 100 million Americans who could be kicked off access to health insurance and in all likelihood access to healthcare you certainly won&#039;t need nearly as many hospitals and supporting healthcare facilities. Which in turn means that the neighborhood community hospital that many including you take for granted probably won&#039;t be there. So what other simplistic solution do you have to offer ?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 4637661, member: 58386"] Thanks for finally admitting that in your mind's eye medical care should only be available to those you have the money to meet the price. Here's something to consider. Overturning the ACA would mean that insurers could once again refuse to provide coverage to people with preexisting medical conditions.... ALL 100 MILLION AMERICANS who have preexisting conditions whether they're are getting insurance through the ACA or not.....In addition COVID due to the devastating damage it does to vital organs is now considered to be a preexisting conditions. At the same time however your Dear Leader has issued and executive order that according to the administration will so called "protect" people with preexisting conditions. Only problem is it doesn't say HOW they will be protected so it isn't worth the paper it's written on. Therefore with 100 million Americans who could be kicked off access to health insurance and in all likelihood access to healthcare you certainly won't need nearly as many hospitals and supporting healthcare facilities. Which in turn means that the neighborhood community hospital that many including you take for granted probably won't be there. So what other simplistic solution do you have to offer ? [/QUOTE]

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