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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 3801463" data-attributes="member: 58386">And what IWBF and I are trying to get through to you is that it will have a&nbsp; minimal impact if any at all on health insurance markets. The ACA required insurers to spend 85% of the premiums received on actual subscriber incurred expenses. You&#039;re hero wants to find a way for his insurance industry pals to get around that rule so that once again they can get extremely rich selling those cheap policies full of exclusions exemptions and coverage limitations. And providers are done getting stiffed seeing major portions of provided care going unpaid because of insurance coverage limitations and are becoming increasingly&nbsp; unwilling to contract for services with those insurers. So the next time you go out there hollering &quot;free markets&quot; remember that there are consequences with that frame of mind. If you want to be Trump&#039;s song bird, that&#039;s fine but nobody&#039;s listening.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 3801463, member: 58386"] And what IWBF and I are trying to get through to you is that it will have a minimal impact if any at all on health insurance markets. The ACA required insurers to spend 85% of the premiums received on actual subscriber incurred expenses. You're hero wants to find a way for his insurance industry pals to get around that rule so that once again they can get extremely rich selling those cheap policies full of exclusions exemptions and coverage limitations. And providers are done getting stiffed seeing major portions of provided care going unpaid because of insurance coverage limitations and are becoming increasingly unwilling to contract for services with those insurers. So the next time you go out there hollering "free markets" remember that there are consequences with that frame of mind. If you want to be Trump's song bird, that's fine but nobody's listening. [/QUOTE]

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