Congressman Mike Rogers (R-MI, 8th District) on the Democrat's health care bill.
Congressman Rogers appears to be correct in his description of Section 142 of the Democrats' bill. It does in fact give the government the authority to define what constitutes a "qualified plan" and suspend inrollment or remove plans from the insurance exchange. So, for example, if you have/want high-limit hospitalization insurance only, and the government decides it isn't "qualified" - e.g., doesn't offer benefits the government deems necessary, then you will be disenrolled and your plan disqualified.
Don't believe me? Then go here, enter "America's Affordable Health Choices Act of 2009" in the search box, click on "beginning" and scroll down.
If what you read doesn't scare you, then you're not human.
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