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Jassa

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17. Looking for info on subsidies in Michigan

Reply to DonViejo (Original post)

Tue Mar 17, 2015, 01:45 PM

Mar 2015

Hello, I'm looking for information on this Supreme Court case, and specifically how it will affect people in Michigan. According to this, over 300,000 Michiganders will be affected by this if the SC rules against the administration. I am one of those 300,000 people who will no longer be able to afford insurance if this happens. I'm looking for info on what Michigan's governor and legislature (all Republicans) are planning on doing should the s#!t hit the fan this summer.

Thanks!
Jassa

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Republican Governor Hopes Obamacare Lawsuit Fails In Supreme Court [View all] DonViejo Mar 2015 OP

Whoa - a republi-CON who actually thinks of long-term consequences? calimary Mar 2015 #1

MMm hes not up for re election next year by any chance is he? cstanleytech Mar 2015 #6

Republicans care C_U_L8R Mar 2015 #2

Republicans care. SpankMe Mar 2015 #4

Themselves. They care about themselves. Not too keen on any societal responsibilities. stillwaiting Mar 2015 #10

In other words, under Obamacare insurance companies and others Still Sensible Mar 2015 #5

Many of their "Red" state's constituents will be harmed by the decision if the five asshole Iliyah Mar 2015 #3

Wait - do you REALLY believe ... staggerleem Mar 2015 #13

Will most of those states never expanded their Medicaid program and never signed onto the ACA, so still_one Mar 2015 #7

The politics of the two issues are different. Jim Lane Mar 2015 #11

They may view the politics as different issues, but they were both part of the ACA still_one Mar 2015 #12

The difference is in your question about "fault" Jim Lane Mar 2015 #14

Repugs would be afraid of this if they had any common sense at all, but they don't. lark Mar 2015 #8

My Guess Is That The States With Repug Governors Will Be Most Hit By This..... global1 Mar 2015 #9

The problem is the states that did NOT adopt a State Exchange... happyslug Mar 2015 #15

So why are they silent in Texas and Florida IronLionZion Mar 2015 #16

Looking for info on subsidies in Michigan Jassa Mar 2015 #17

Welcome to Democratic Underground rbrnmw Mar 2015 #18

OF COURSE THEY BETTER WORRY! cynzke Mar 2015 #19