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choie

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70. Sorry you're right.

Reply to Celerity (Reply #69)

Tue Nov 25, 2025, 10:48 PM

Nov 25

But I’m sure Schumer was ok with it, if he wasn’t actually in on it.

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There will be no vote on ACA subsidies [View all] edhopper Nov 25 OP

We are ALL gonna be affected when ACA goes away Attilatheblond Nov 25 #1

the thing is Hieronymus Phact Nov 25 #16

Yep, and they will denying a LOT more claims with ACA regulations gone Attilatheblond Nov 25 #27

Honest question because I don't know the answer InstantGratification Wednesday #79

My understanding is they want the ACA to just go away. Big Insurance donates bigly. They want no regulation Attilatheblond Wednesday #80

There was NEVER going to be a vote. Surprise surprise. B.See Nov 25 #61

It seems that everyone knew not to trust Republicans but 8 Democrats. Lonestarblue Wednesday #78

Don't despair Easterncedar Nov 25 #2

I sure hope so, sooner rather than later. ananda Nov 25 #13

I have not seen a single Repuke edhopper Nov 25 #17

Quitting... Chemical Bill Nov 25 #30

DURec leftstreet Nov 25 #3

They will pay big time in the midterms if the subsidies aren't reinstated. They eventually will be. everyonematters Nov 25 #4

When edhopper Nov 25 #19

Exactly! (n/t) OldBaldy1701E Wednesday #75

I was under the impression that Repuglicans legislated their pain Dr. T Nov 25 #26

Dems need to insist both the enhanced subsidies and the penalties be reinstated in order to keep the government funded MichMan Nov 25 #56

The dems can raise the ACA from the ashes but it will be better if they created universal health care and left in2herbs Nov 25 #5

bravo markie Wednesday #77

Come back in January and see if that is still true. Fiendish Thingy Nov 25 #6

And millions will lose their healthcare in the process. BannonsLiver Nov 25 #18

So people will spend a year edhopper Nov 25 #21

You missed my point entirely Fiendish Thingy Nov 25 #38

I don't believe anyone missed your point MerryBlooms Nov 25 #73

Dual citizen living in Canada Fiendish Thingy Wednesday #74

Just being born is a Pre-Existing condition. ProudMNDemocrat Nov 25 #7

Told ya. Told ya. Told ya Arazi Nov 25 #8

Well Mossfern Nov 25 #9

I'm so sorry. Hopefully someone will come to their senses. Scrivener7 Nov 25 #11

For a whole lot of people. OldBaldy1701E Wednesday #76

The 8 Dems seem to think that by rolling over and playing dead, they'll get concessions, even though it's never worked Fil1957 Nov 25 #10

Lucy and the football syndrome, definition of insanity, take your pick. bluesbassman Nov 25 #14

They got edhopper Nov 25 #22

They got a promise Turbineguy Nov 25 #60

They should have known edhopper Nov 25 #64

It will hobble for now IbogaProject Nov 25 #12

"Enhanced Premium Tax Credits" Shermann Nov 25 #23

She knows. GentryDixon Nov 25 #15

But didn't Jean Shaheen look in John Thune's eyes and know, YodaMom2 Nov 25 #20

I am still so angry about this. SaydiTom Nov 25 #24

Here's why I believe "the odious eight" caved. cer7711 Nov 25 #25

It doesn't look good but there is a small chance Jspur Nov 25 #28

Traitors jaymac Nov 25 #29

Democrats should have taken a stand back in March gab13by13 Nov 25 #31

You are correct, the problem was, in march no one could believe how bad the bill was questionseverything Nov 25 #33

The BBB bill had nothing to do with the enhanced subsidies of the American Rescue Plan expiring MichMan Nov 25 #57

It did nothing to fix the situation though questionseverything Nov 25 #65

Ya saying They spread False Hoods???? Traildogbob Nov 25 #32

If we kept the government shutdown, the only difference from now would be the continued cruelty to the federal workforce tritsofme Nov 25 #34

The collection companies and hospitals will love the elimination of the subsidies. LiberalArkie Nov 25 #35

Rural hospitals will end up closing, gab13by13 Nov 25 #36

+1. And the area will lose professionals, schools, restaurants, gas stations, young people, road maintenance dalton99a Nov 25 #42

Yep, but that does not matter to the wealthy city hospitals, does it? Just less competition. LiberalArkie Nov 25 #45

My little rural hospital will probably have to close Emile Nov 25 #50

Then the government will just be shut down again MichMan Nov 25 #37

All of us will feel this angrychair Nov 25 #39

Hold on! There is supposed to be a Senate vote in the 2nd week of December. nt Exp Nov 25 #40

That won't get passed the cloture of 60 votes edhopper Nov 25 #41

There will be a vote, it just won't go the right way. Groundhawg Nov 25 #43

It won't get the 60 votes needed edhopper Nov 25 #54

it would go the right way Skittles Nov 25 #66

Please explain how this kills the ACA EdmondDantes_ Nov 25 #44

The sudden and dramatic price increases on Jan 1 will cause some percentage to drop coverage Arazi Nov 25 #46

That's the self-insured market EdmondDantes_ Nov 25 #49

When I said edhopper Nov 25 #53

So you didn't mean what you said EdmondDantes_ Nov 25 #72

Meanshile, they are trying to finish off Medicare, and this is getting zero coverage Bluetus Nov 25 #47

Eliminating MA and reinstituting the penalties for not having insurance need to be top campaign issues for 2028 n/t MichMan Nov 25 #58

Penalties? No, thanks. Bluetus Nov 25 #63

Of course not and everyone's premiums will go up. themaguffin Nov 25 #48

And some people will die. Scrivener7 Nov 25 #52

The important thing is that Garland avoided the appearance of a political agenda. Orrex Nov 25 #51

The 8 Dems proved why Americans should never vote for Republicans!! aeromanKC Nov 25 #55

Great - and god knows how many people choie Nov 25 #68

As expected. Why are we smarter D Senators? Bread and Circuses Nov 25 #59

"You Shouldn't Call the Doctor if You Can't Afford the Bills" - Dr. Feelgood DJ Synikus Makisimus Nov 25 #62

Don't worry.. choie Nov 25 #67

Schumer was not of the 8 cavers in the Senate Celerity Nov 25 #69

Sorry you're right. choie Nov 25 #70

Oh yes, I think he was in on the whole thing, and do not forget Schumer and Thune secretly cooked up that provision that Celerity Nov 25 #71