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Originally Posted by Redux
There are strong disincentives in the legislation (as noted in the article) to keep premiums from rising:
There are several independent studies that conclude that these provisions will stabilize premiums. You and others disagree.
But the fact remains that no one knows with certainty what will happen until regs are written and the reform is fully implemented...at which time, additional regs may or may not be needed.
As you like to ask others all the time....where's the evidence that the legislation wont control premiums. It is pure speculation.
And where is the evidence that illegal immigrants will be covered as you claimed?
And where is the evidence that the CBO assumed all young adults would opt in as you claimed?
And where is the evidence that the majority of the country does not support the reform?
Why are you the only one who does not have to provide evidence to support your opinion?
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Where is your evidence to dispute it?