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  • Colorado SB 11-213: Parents can afford higher child health plan fees0

    • May 9, 2011

    Colo. SB 11-218: Households earning twice the federal poverty limit can afford higher fees for the Colo. Child Health Plan Plus. Many kids in such households have commercial insurance, & the poorest U.S. households spend more than $100/month on booze, sweets, tobacco, & entertainment. $20/month for one kid isn’t too much.

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  • “Cuts Leave Patients With Medicaid Cards, but No Specialist to See” – NYTimes0

    • April 14, 2011

    Being enrolled in Medicaid does not guarantee that you get treatment, reports the New York Times. Also, “many … patients have jobs with private insurance but switch to Medicaid when they become pregnant, avoiding premiums, deductibles and co-payments.”

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  • ObamaCare forces insurers to withdraw from markets0

    • March 7, 2011

    “The impact of new rules on health insurance is causing people throughout the country to ‘lose the coverage they have now’ and to have many fewer options. …This leaves customers with fewer options of affordable coverage in an increasingly non-competitive market.” reports Grace-Marie Turner. Read the short paper summarizing the instances so far.

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