Rep. Davis: Another Insurer Dropout Highlights Need to Act on Obamacare
Anthem, the nation's second largest health insurance provider, announced on Tuesday that, by 2018, it will no longer offer any plans on the Obamacare exchange in
Below are excerpts from Davis' opinion piece published online on
It's confirmed the House bill will lower premiums, taxes, and the deficit.
"The
Obamacare is collapsing.
"Eighteen of the 23 insurance co-ops set up by Obamacare have failed, costing taxpayers more than
"Since 2013,
"It was estimated that 21 million individuals would sign up for Obamacare by 2016, but in reality, only about half that enrolled. People have done the math and found that it's cheaper to pay a penalty than purchase costly insurance, leaving 29 million people uninsured and millions more who can't afford to use the insurance they have. We can do better."
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"Obamacare was passed in 2010 because our health care system wasn't working for many Americans -- but the law got it wrong, and now it's collapsing. President
The
"While the
Many false claims have been made about the
"The first is that this bill would deny coverage to 129 million people with pre-existing health conditions and classify rape as a pre-existing condition. Both are completely false and have been given Four Pinocchios by the
"The second claims that Essential Health Benefits (EHBs), like maternity care, mental health and preventative care, will not be covered in
"The third false claim I hear most is that people will have their health coverage ripped away from them. The
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