When last we met former Romney advisor and conservative health policy expert Avik Roy he presented the broad outline of a conservative alternative to ObamaCare (first problem with it conservatives needed to embrace the progressive dream of universal coverage).
Now hes back with the full plan and it's we'll here's Philip Klein's summation.
And on Wednesday, Roy unveiled a detailed reform proposal he estimates will insure 12 million more Americans than Obamacare by 2025 while bringing down premiums, reducing deficits by $8 trillion over 30 years, and making the pre-existing entitlements of Medicare and Medicaid fiscally sustainable.Quick side note I have invented a perpetual motion machine that will provide all the world's power needs for free. So that's nice.
And what do we have to do to realize this utopia we are being granted? Not much.
The Plan would repeal many of the ACA's cost-increasing insurance mandates, including the individual mandate. But it would preserve the ACA's guarantee that every American can purchase coverage regardless of preexisting conditions. And it would utilize the concept of using federal premium support subsidies, on a means-tested basis, to defray the cost of private health coverage.Hmm, that seems like a problem since you know, those are the things driving the costs of ObamaCare and all.
Read the rest here...
http://minx.cc:1080/?post=351163
Now hes back with the full plan and it's we'll here's Philip Klein's summation.
And on Wednesday, Roy unveiled a detailed reform proposal he estimates will insure 12 million more Americans than Obamacare by 2025 while bringing down premiums, reducing deficits by $8 trillion over 30 years, and making the pre-existing entitlements of Medicare and Medicaid fiscally sustainable.Quick side note I have invented a perpetual motion machine that will provide all the world's power needs for free. So that's nice.
And what do we have to do to realize this utopia we are being granted? Not much.
The Plan would repeal many of the ACA's cost-increasing insurance mandates, including the individual mandate. But it would preserve the ACA's guarantee that every American can purchase coverage regardless of preexisting conditions. And it would utilize the concept of using federal premium support subsidies, on a means-tested basis, to defray the cost of private health coverage.Hmm, that seems like a problem since you know, those are the things driving the costs of ObamaCare and all.
Read the rest here...
http://minx.cc:1080/?post=351163
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