Now we know about preexisting conditions. IF you cant afford healthcare, you die. (1 Viewer)

[Guyzilla]

North Carolina resident Bev Veals recorded a phone call she had with a Tillis staffer, who compared health insurance to a "dress shirt" and said "if you can't afford it, you don't get to have it."
Tillis, who's facing a strong challenge in his bid for reelection this year, has voted several times to repeal the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, without replacement legislation.
Millions of Americans have lost their employer-sponsored health insurance as a result of pandemic-related job losses.

Read more: VIDEO: GOP senator'''s office apologizes for staffer'''s dismissal of cancer survivor - Business Insider

Republican Sen. Thom Tillis' office was forced to publicly apologize after a constituent released a recording of a conversation she had with a staffer who dismissed her concerns about losing her health insurance amid the pandemic.

Bev Veals, a three-time cancer survivor, called her North Carolina senator's office recently to express her worries about not being able to afford her health insurance after her husband was furloughed.

"I wanted answers because the thought of having no healthcare and possibly getting sick with COVID is extremely frightening," Veals told local news outlet WRAL-TV. She said she's used her savings to pay for insurance recently.

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We will either pay for our healthcare, with preexisting condition, or we dont, and we suffer.

Strictly a transaction. And they can deny you till you are dead, even if you ARE covered.

 

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North Carolina resident Bev Veals recorded a phone call she had with a Tillis staffer, who compared health insurance to a "dress shirt" and said "if you can't afford it, you don't get to have it."
Tillis, who's facing a strong challenge in his bid for reelection this year, has voted several times to repeal the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, without replacement legislation.
Millions of Americans have lost their employer-sponsored health insurance as a result of pandemic-related job losses.

Read more: VIDEO: GOP senator'''s office apologizes for staffer'''s dismissal of cancer survivor - Business Insider

Republican Sen. Thom Tillis' office was forced to publicly apologize after a constituent released a recording of a conversation she had with a staffer who dismissed her concerns about losing her health insurance amid the pandemic.

Bev Veals, a three-time cancer survivor, called her North Carolina senator's office recently to express her worries about not being able to afford her health insurance after her husband was furloughed.

"I wanted answers because the thought of having no healthcare and possibly getting sick with COVID is extremely frightening," Veals told local news outlet WRAL-TV. She said she's used her savings to pay for insurance recently.

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We will either pay for our healthcare, with preexisting condition, or we dont, and we suffer.

Strictly a transaction. And they can deny you till you are dead, even if you ARE covered.

You see, the fascists love having a large pool of desperate poor to exploit. As was famously said, a necessitous man is not free, and you know how they love legal slavery. It makes finding dedicated servants much easier. Furthermore, they are fine with death being the "cure" for the ills of the poor. There are always others to fill their positions.

When the fascists desire to undo obamacare, they are often criticized for not having an alternative plan. But, you see, the poor dying IS the plan. Make no mistake. Just as their alternative to abortion is the hangar, just as their alternative to high taxes is for the USA to be a 3rd world ****hole, full of opportunities for usury and theft. You know, paradise.

 

[Helix]

but they said that guaranteed health care means death panels. oh, wait. maybe it was actually the other one.

 

[ludin]

North Carolina resident Bev Veals recorded a phone call she had with a Tillis staffer, who compared health insurance to a "dress shirt" and said "if you can't afford it, you don't get to have it."
Tillis, who's facing a strong challenge in his bid for reelection this year, has voted several times to repeal the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, without replacement legislation.
Millions of Americans have lost their employer-sponsored health insurance as a result of pandemic-related job losses.

Read more: VIDEO: GOP senator'''s office apologizes for staffer'''s dismissal of cancer survivor - Business Insider

Republican Sen. Thom Tillis' office was forced to publicly apologize after a constituent released a recording of a conversation she had with a staffer who dismissed her concerns about losing her health insurance amid the pandemic.

Bev Veals, a three-time cancer survivor, called her North Carolina senator's office recently to express her worries about not being able to afford her health insurance after her husband was furloughed.

"I wanted answers because the thought of having no healthcare and possibly getting sick with COVID is extremely frightening," Veals told local news outlet WRAL-TV. She said she's used her savings to pay for insurance recently.

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We will either pay for our healthcare, with preexisting condition, or we dont, and we suffer.

Strictly a transaction. And they can deny you till you are dead, even if you ARE covered.

If her husband was furloughed they still get health insurance through his company.
unless his company took away their benefits (which would be unusual for furloughed employee's.

They simply are not allowed to work.

 

[Guyzilla]

If her husband was furloughed they still get health insurance through his company.
unless his company took away their benefits (which would be unusual for furloughed employee's.

They simply are not allowed to work.

If it were that easy, they wouldnt have told her to drop dead. They would have told her that.

 

[Drawdown]

North Carolina resident Bev Veals recorded a phone call she had with a Tillis staffer, who compared health insurance to a "dress shirt" and said "if you can't afford it, you don't get to have it."
Tillis, who's facing a strong challenge in his bid for reelection this year, has voted several times to repeal the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, without replacement legislation.
Millions of Americans have lost their employer-sponsored health insurance as a result of pandemic-related job losses.

Read more: VIDEO: GOP senator'''s office apologizes for staffer'''s dismissal of cancer survivor - Business Insider

Republican Sen. Thom Tillis' office was forced to publicly apologize after a constituent released a recording of a conversation she had with a staffer who dismissed her concerns about losing her health insurance amid the pandemic.

Bev Veals, a three-time cancer survivor, called her North Carolina senator's office recently to express her worries about not being able to afford her health insurance after her husband was furloughed.

"I wanted answers because the thought of having no healthcare and possibly getting sick with COVID is extremely frightening," Veals told local news outlet WRAL-TV. She said she's used her savings to pay for insurance recently.

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We will either pay for our healthcare, with preexisting condition, or we dont, and we suffer.

Strictly a transaction. And they can deny you till you are dead, even if you ARE covered.

Losing a job is a qualifying event that entitles one to enter into obamacare between open enrollment periods. As for pre-existing conditions, a sun only shines on the same dog's ass so many days a year.

 

[Greenbeard]

Tillis, who's facing a strong challenge in his bid for reelection this year, has voted several times to repeal the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, without replacement legislation.

All the Republicans did. That will be an albatross around their necks all the way to election day, as it was in 2018.

Nobody likes what they're selling (so eloquently summed up by Tillis' staff): GOP health-care plan is reportedly the most unpopular bill in three decades.