All the angst over congress extending funding for the CHIP
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All the angst over congress extending funding for the CHIP
program; doesn't the ACA cover all of these low income kids? If not, why not, as the ACA was designed to help and expand the base of low income people without insurance. Seems CHIP shouldn't be necessary anymore, unless the ACA isn't really doing what it was supposed to.
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Re: All the angst over congress extending funding for the CH
It's doing exactly what it was designed to do. Jacking up rates. Providing coverage that people don't want to pay for and can't opt out. Getting people like ip to cry for single payer, even though he knows not for what he cries.
There's a reason Obama delayed the roll out until after he was re-elected. If he had actually enforced the law, he would have lost. Now that someone else is in office, the Democrats that passed this law can cry things like "we for the chil'ren", "if you take it away, people will die", and "prices are getting too high! Single-payer!"
There's a reason Obama delayed the roll out until after he was re-elected. If he had actually enforced the law, he would have lost. Now that someone else is in office, the Democrats that passed this law can cry things like "we for the chil'ren", "if you take it away, people will die", and "prices are getting too high! Single-payer!"
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Re: All the angst over congress extending funding for the CH
Great rant against Obamacare, but you didn't address the question. Why does CHIP exist now that we have Obamacare? Shouldn't it have rendered CHIP obsolete?Jack Galt wrote:It's doing exactly what it was designed to do. Jacking up rates. Providing coverage that people don't want to pay for and can't opt out. Getting people like ip to cry for single payer, even though he knows not for what he cries.
There's a reason Obama delayed the roll out until after he was re-elected. If he had actually enforced the law, he would have lost. Now that someone else is in office, the Democrats that passed this law can cry things like "we for the chil'ren", "if you take it away, people will die", and "prices are getting too high! Single-payer!"
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Sorry, addressed the question about whether PPACA was doing what it was supposed to do.133743Hokie wrote:Great rant against Obamacare, but you didn't address the question. Why does CHIP exist now that we have Obamacare? Shouldn't it have rendered CHIP obsolete?Jack Galt wrote:It's doing exactly what it was designed to do. Jacking up rates. Providing coverage that people don't want to pay for and can't opt out. Getting people like ip to cry for single payer, even though he knows not for what he cries.
There's a reason Obama delayed the roll out until after he was re-elected. If he had actually enforced the law, he would have lost. Now that someone else is in office, the Democrats that passed this law can cry things like "we for the chil'ren", "if you take it away, people will die", and "prices are getting too high! Single-payer!"
Here's an article from the Kaiser Family Foundation that describes what a convoluted mess all this is. It addresses your question.
https://www.kff.org/health-reform/issue ... d-the-aca/
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Re: All the angst over congress extending funding for the CH
The article states that 1 in 3 children are covered by Medicaid and CHIP.Jack Galt wrote:Sorry, addressed the question about whether PPACA was doing what it was supposed to do.133743Hokie wrote:Great rant against Obamacare, but you didn't address the question. Why does CHIP exist now that we have Obamacare? Shouldn't it have rendered CHIP obsolete?Jack Galt wrote:It's doing exactly what it was designed to do. Jacking up rates. Providing coverage that people don't want to pay for and can't opt out. Getting people like ip to cry for single payer, even though he knows not for what he cries.
There's a reason Obama delayed the roll out until after he was re-elected. If he had actually enforced the law, he would have lost. Now that someone else is in office, the Democrats that passed this law can cry things like "we for the chil'ren", "if you take it away, people will die", and "prices are getting too high! Single-payer!"
Here's an article from the Kaiser Family Foundation that describes what a convoluted mess all this is. It addresses your question.
https://www.kff.org/health-reform/issue ... d-the-aca/
Single payer.
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Re: All the angst over congress extending funding for the CH
That article, and the statistics, are pre ACAip_law-hokie wrote:The article states that 1 in 3 children are covered by Medicaid and CHIP.Jack Galt wrote:Sorry, addressed the question about whether PPACA was doing what it was supposed to do.133743Hokie wrote:Great rant against Obamacare, but you didn't address the question. Why does CHIP exist now that we have Obamacare? Shouldn't it have rendered CHIP obsolete?Jack Galt wrote:It's doing exactly what it was designed to do. Jacking up rates. Providing coverage that people don't want to pay for and can't opt out. Getting people like ip to cry for single payer, even though he knows not for what he cries.
There's a reason Obama delayed the roll out until after he was re-elected. If he had actually enforced the law, he would have lost. Now that someone else is in office, the Democrats that passed this law can cry things like "we for the chil'ren", "if you take it away, people will die", and "prices are getting too high! Single-payer!"
Here's an article from the Kaiser Family Foundation that describes what a convoluted mess all this is. It addresses your question.
https://www.kff.org/health-reform/issue ... d-the-aca/
Single payer.
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Re: All the angst over congress extending funding for the CH
OK. Single payer.133743Hokie wrote:That article, and the statistics, are pre ACAip_law-hokie wrote:The article states that 1 in 3 children are covered by Medicaid and CHIP.Jack Galt wrote:Sorry, addressed the question about whether PPACA was doing what it was supposed to do.133743Hokie wrote:Great rant against Obamacare, but you didn't address the question. Why does CHIP exist now that we have Obamacare? Shouldn't it have rendered CHIP obsolete?Jack Galt wrote:It's doing exactly what it was designed to do. Jacking up rates. Providing coverage that people don't want to pay for and can't opt out. Getting people like ip to cry for single payer, even though he knows not for what he cries.
There's a reason Obama delayed the roll out until after he was re-elected. If he had actually enforced the law, he would have lost. Now that someone else is in office, the Democrats that passed this law can cry things like "we for the chil'ren", "if you take it away, people will die", and "prices are getting too high! Single-payer!"
Here's an article from the Kaiser Family Foundation that describes what a convoluted mess all this is. It addresses your question.
https://www.kff.org/health-reform/issue ... d-the-aca/
Single payer.
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Thanks for contributing to the discussion. No reprieve from the snark I guess.ip_law-hokie wrote:OK. Single payer.133743Hokie wrote:That article, and the statistics, are pre ACAip_law-hokie wrote:The article states that 1 in 3 children are covered by Medicaid and CHIP.Jack Galt wrote:Sorry, addressed the question about whether PPACA was doing what it was supposed to do.133743Hokie wrote:Great rant against Obamacare, but you didn't address the question. Why does CHIP exist now that we have Obamacare? Shouldn't it have rendered CHIP obsolete?Jack Galt wrote:It's doing exactly what it was designed to do. Jacking up rates. Providing coverage that people don't want to pay for and can't opt out. Getting people like ip to cry for single payer, even though he knows not for what he cries.
There's a reason Obama delayed the roll out until after he was re-elected. If he had actually enforced the law, he would have lost. Now that someone else is in office, the Democrats that passed this law can cry things like "we for the chil'ren", "if you take it away, people will die", and "prices are getting too high! Single-payer!"
Here's an article from the Kaiser Family Foundation that describes what a convoluted mess all this is. It addresses your question.
https://www.kff.org/health-reform/issue ... d-the-aca/
Single payer.
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It’s not snark. I don’t feel that the ACA addresses the fundamental problem of rising health care costs. It merely subsidizes additional participants in the same broken system. Apparently you disagree.133743Hokie wrote:Thanks for contributing to the discussion. No reprieve from the snark I guess.ip_law-hokie wrote:OK. Single payer.133743Hokie wrote:That article, and the statistics, are pre ACAip_law-hokie wrote:The article states that 1 in 3 children are covered by Medicaid and CHIP.Jack Galt wrote:Sorry, addressed the question about whether PPACA was doing what it was supposed to do.133743Hokie wrote: Great rant against Obamacare, but you didn't address the question. Why does CHIP exist now that we have Obamacare? Shouldn't it have rendered CHIP obsolete?
Here's an article from the Kaiser Family Foundation that describes what a convoluted mess all this is. It addresses your question.
https://www.kff.org/health-reform/issue ... d-the-aca/
Single payer.
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Re: All the angst over congress extending funding for the CH
I was wondering the same thing.133743Hokie wrote:program; doesn't the ACA cover all of these low income kids? If not, why not, as the ACA was designed to help and expand the base of low income people without insurance. Seems CHIP shouldn't be necessary anymore, unless the ACA isn't really doing what it was supposed to.
Mark Warner bitches about CHIP funding every 20 minutes or so on his Twitter feed.
Why didn't the Democrats help those children when they wrote Obamacare? Is it because they hate children?
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That's one helluva lot of irresponsible people having children they cannot afford.ip_law-hokie wrote:The article states that 1 in 3 children are covered by Medicaid and CHIP.
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No disagreement there, but it's not the kid's fault.Hokie5150 wrote:That's one helluva lot of irresponsible people having children they cannot afford.ip_law-hokie wrote:The article states that 1 in 3 children are covered by Medicaid and CHIP.
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No, but perhaps like with most things, if there weren't enablers it wouldn't occur as often. Make it easy for an alcoholic to drink and they're going to drink. Make easy for irresponsible people to have children and expect more of them.ip_law-hokie wrote:No disagreement there, but it's not the kid's fault.Hokie5150 wrote:That's one helluva lot of irresponsible people having children they cannot afford.ip_law-hokie wrote:The article states that 1 in 3 children are covered by Medicaid and CHIP.
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Irresponsible people are still going to be irresponsible.Hokie5150 wrote:No, but perhaps like with most things, if there weren't enablers it wouldn't occur as often. Make it easy for an alcoholic to drink and they're going to drink. Make easy for irresponsible people to have children and expect more of them.ip_law-hokie wrote:No disagreement there, but it's not the kid's fault.Hokie5150 wrote:That's one helluva lot of irresponsible people having children they cannot afford.ip_law-hokie wrote:The article states that 1 in 3 children are covered by Medicaid and CHIP.
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We're reinforcing irresponsible behaviors. We should reinforce responsible behaviors.ip_law-hokie wrote:Irresponsible people are still going to be irresponsible.Hokie5150 wrote:No, but perhaps like with most things, if there weren't enablers it wouldn't occur as often. Make it easy for an alcoholic to drink and they're going to drink. Make easy for irresponsible people to have children and expect more of them.ip_law-hokie wrote:No disagreement there, but it's not the kid's fault.Hokie5150 wrote:That's one helluva lot of irresponsible people having children they cannot afford.ip_law-hokie wrote:The article states that 1 in 3 children are covered by Medicaid and CHIP.
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OK. But here in the real world, people are not going to deny healthcare to kids so that their parents will learn a lesson.HokieJoe wrote:We're reinforcing irresponsible behaviors. We should reinforce responsible behaviors.ip_law-hokie wrote:Irresponsible people are still going to be irresponsible.Hokie5150 wrote:No, but perhaps like with most things, if there weren't enablers it wouldn't occur as often. Make it easy for an alcoholic to drink and they're going to drink. Make easy for irresponsible people to have children and expect more of them.ip_law-hokie wrote:No disagreement there, but it's not the kid's fault.Hokie5150 wrote:That's one helluva lot of irresponsible people having children they cannot afford.ip_law-hokie wrote:The article states that 1 in 3 children are covered by Medicaid and CHIP.
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This starts with other failed Democrat social program giveaways.....that once again encourage irresponsible behavior. Your clamour for all things government is assinine. Single payer would be a total disaster.OK. But here in the real world, people are not going to deny healthcare to kids so that their parents will learn a lesson.
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The current system is a total disaster.HokieHam wrote:This starts with other failed Democrat social program giveaways.....that once again encourage irresponsible behavior. Your clamour for all things government is assinine. Single payer would be a total disaster.OK. But here in the real world, people are not going to deny healthcare to kids so that their parents will learn a lesson.
Thanks for the history lesson. I’m trying to solve a problem. Single payer.
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Single payer will provide excellent reproductive services, including abortions, vesectomies and tubal ligations. Users placing extraordinary burdens on the system will be required to seek their services.Hokie5150 wrote:No, but perhaps like with most things, if there weren't enablers it wouldn't occur as often. Make it easy for an alcoholic to drink and they're going to drink. Make easy for irresponsible people to have children and expect more of them.ip_law-hokie wrote:No disagreement there, but it's not the kid's fault.Hokie5150 wrote:That's one helluva lot of irresponsible people having children they cannot afford.ip_law-hokie wrote:The article states that 1 in 3 children are covered by Medicaid and CHIP.
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You’re trying to create a bigger problem. That’s all.ip_law-hokie wrote:The current system is a total disaster.HokieHam wrote:This starts with other failed Democrat social program giveaways.....that once again encourage irresponsible behavior. Your clamour for all things government is assinine. Single payer would be a total disaster.OK. But here in the real world, people are not going to deny healthcare to kids so that their parents will learn a lesson.
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Encouraging those who can’t afford children to have more is part of the problem and a Democrat created one at that.
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The current system IS a disaster, I agree. The system we had pre-Obamacare was not however. The democrats screwed things up for 90% to help 5%. Would have been easier a cheaper to just do something for the 5%.ip_law-hokie wrote:The current system is a total disaster.HokieHam wrote:This starts with other failed Democrat social program giveaways.....that once again encourage irresponsible behavior. Your clamour for all things government is assinine. Single payer would be a total disaster.OK. But here in the real world, people are not going to deny healthcare to kids so that their parents will learn a lesson.
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No heartip_law-hokie wrote:The current system is a total disaster.HokieHam wrote:This starts with other failed Democrat social program giveaways.....that once again encourage irresponsible behavior. Your clamour for all things government is assinine. Single payer would be a total disaster.OK. But here in the real world, people are not going to deny healthcare to kids so that their parents will learn a lesson.
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OK. Kids already get health care. That’s not going to change.HokieHam wrote:You’re trying to create a bigger problem. That’s all.ip_law-hokie wrote:The current system is a total disaster.HokieHam wrote:This starts with other failed Democrat social program giveaways.....that once again encourage irresponsible behavior. Your clamour for all things government is assinine. Single payer would be a total disaster.OK. But here in the real world, people are not going to deny healthcare to kids so that their parents will learn a lesson.
Thanks for the history lesson. I’m trying to solve a problem. Single payer.
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Encouraging those who can’t afford children to have more is part of the problem and a Democrat created one at that.
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Like what.133743Hokie wrote:The current system IS a disaster, I agree. The system we had pre-Obamacare was not however. The democrats screwed things up for 90% to help 5%. Would have been easier a cheaper to just do something for the 5%.ip_law-hokie wrote:The current system is a total disaster.HokieHam wrote:This starts with other failed Democrat social program giveaways.....that once again encourage irresponsible behavior. Your clamour for all things government is assinine. Single payer would be a total disaster.OK. But here in the real world, people are not going to deny healthcare to kids so that their parents will learn a lesson.
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Like just expanding Medicaid or subsidizing premiums like they did, but leave everyone else alone. But the ACA wasn't about extending insurance to the poor. It was about putting the government in charge of everyone's insurance. One size fits all doesn't work for 330 million.ip_law-hokie wrote:Like what.133743Hokie wrote:The current system IS a disaster, I agree. The system we had pre-Obamacare was not however. The democrats screwed things up for 90% to help 5%. Would have been easier a cheaper to just do something for the 5%.ip_law-hokie wrote:The current system is a total disaster.HokieHam wrote:This starts with other failed Democrat social program giveaways.....that once again encourage irresponsible behavior. Your clamour for all things government is assinine. Single payer would be a total disaster.OK. But here in the real world, people are not going to deny healthcare to kids so that their parents will learn a lesson.
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