Reviving an Old Threat in Health-Insurance Battle »
Posted By Progressive 1 month, 4 weeks ago in Business & FinanceAs the battle over health-insurance reform heats up, a 64-year-old decision to shield insurers from federal regulation is being reconsidered.
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Endoscopy1 month, 4 weeks ago
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You foolish people are ignoring why it is there in the first place. They are not in control of what they offer as insurance or what they charge. Each state has regulations that were created by the legislature of the state and a commissioner is in charge of regulating the insurance companies. To charge more they have to let the commissioner look at their books on that kind of insurance. The commissioner tries to keep like policies from the different companies at about the same price.
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Then you looney tunes people rant about the profit they get. They do not have control over that. The commissioner does. But do any radical liberals rant at the commissioners? No of course not. It is just the greed of the insurance companies. Foolish libs.-
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StevieGee1 month, 4 weeks ago
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So it's the evil state insurance commissioners that are forcing the nice insurance companies to make hundreds of millions in profits while people die because of denied claims? Wow! You're pretty smart endo. I'm glad we have you to explain it to us.
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