Obamacare enrollment is open

[Not Asleep]

I was hesitant to post this because it's my first new thread ever but I also strongly support the ACA, which provided me much-needed health insurance for 2 years. The Trump administration is putting less money into advertising for the ACA because they want it to die by lowering enrollments and by making it look already dead.

So if you need health insurance for 2018, go tohttps://www.healthcare.gov

Set aside a little time for it. It can be somewhat confusing to navigate. We have until December 15th to enroll. Avoid enrolling on Sundays, as the website will be down for maintenance (another dirty trick).

 

[DJ Lushious]

How about we call it Trumpcare now, since The Man at the Top has been owning so much of trying to change and alter it?

Also, my Marketplace insurance (which is outright shit) goes up $110 for next year. And I get 0 subsidies.

 

[Noroi_Kisaragi]

People who say "just call it trumpcare" are letting trump win.

Relentlessly sign up for obamacare so trump cant frame it to congress as a failure. Data says more than conjecture

all imo

 

[Arrakis]

How about we call it Trumpcare now, since The Man at the Top has been owning so much of trying to change and alter it?

Also, my Marketplace insurance (which is outright shit) goes up $110 for next year. And I get 0 subsidies.

Click to shrink...

That's probably the quickest way to kill the ACA by renaming it to trumpcare due to all the L's he has been taking this year

 

[Not Asleep]

How about we call it Trumpcare now, since The Man at the Top has been owning so much of trying to change and alter it?

Click to shrink...

Yeah, I actually considered that as a bit of snark but decided to play this one straight.

Also, my Marketplace insurance (which is outright shit) goes up $110 for next year. And I get 0 subsidies.

Click to shrink...

Ughhh. I feel your pain. I crossed an income line for subsidies *and* the rates went up for me in 2016. I still got a small subsidy but it was awful. But my medication and medical care would've been impossible to afford on my own without it, so I was still relieved to have that insurance option.