March 29, 201214 yr Robert Zirkelbach, a spokesman for America's Health Insurance Plans, warned of "disastrous consequences" for consumers if the mandate goes away. “Companies are going to have to make some very difficult decisions and it’s going to be a very challenging environment," he said. Among those choices could be to simply stop selling insurance plans to individuals and small businesses, and focus on employer health benefits and private plans in Medicare and Medicaid, Gruber said. This would make it harder to find insurance to buy.
March 29, 201214 yr Let's face it, every one of us could find someone like Zirkelback, who has some skin in the game, to quote something that would either scares us that it will be overturned, or not.
March 29, 201214 yr Let's face it, every one of us could find someone like Zirkelback, who has some skin in the game, to quote something that would either scares us that it will be overturned, or not. No question. The key point is that you either have to kill it all or nothing. Many of the provisions are based on the mandate being in there.
March 29, 201214 yr No question. The key point is that you either have to kill it all or nothing. Many of the provisions are based on the mandate being in there. Got it, looks like at this point the conservative justices are leaning to kill it all.
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