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Propaganda Debunking

TxDemChem

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3. I don't know that there were any policy changes made after it was signed into law

Reply to DireStrike (Original post)

Thu Sep 26, 2013, 06:57 PM

Sep 2013

But there is at least one insurer, Aetna I think, that is leaving New York. Some businesses have chosen to go the route of vouchers so that employees can choose which company they want. Other than those two, I've not heard of the law actually affecting anyone else's insurance. Unless you include changes the insurers are making to their own plans .

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Twitter/Malkin campaign claiming Obamacare cancelled health plans [View all] DireStrike Sep 2013 OP

The claim that existing plans would be unaffected was never going to be 100% true, PoliticAverse Sep 2013 #1

What changes did the law cause outright? DireStrike Sep 2013 #2

Probably required coverages for pregnancy, etc. Ilsa Sep 2013 #4

I don't know that there were any policy changes made after it was signed into law TxDemChem Sep 2013 #3