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The Media is Trolling You
Author: Raine    Date: 10/30/2013 13:02:10

I have been posting a number of articles the past few days that just didn't pass the ACA smell test. I've largely been documenting them here, waiting for more information to come out. Well, the information is now out.

The media is trolling, you -- hard.

From Think Progress:
The NBC News investigations unit is reporting that “50 to 75 percent of the 14 million consumers who buy their insurance individually can expect to receive a ‘cancellation’ letter or the equivalent over the next year because their existing policies don’t meet the standards mandated by the new health care law” — a fact administration officials knew but kept from the public.

The cancellations are a result of so-called grandfather rules promulgated by President Obama’s Health and Human Services. The rule exempts health insurance plans in existence before March 23, 2010 — the day the Affordable Care Act became law — from many of the new regulations, benefits standards and consumer protections that new plans now have to abide by, but says that policies could lose their designation if they make major changes.
The problem is - NBC isn't telling the truth. CBS, Fox, CNN. USA Today, The Washington Times etc -- are not giving the complete story.
The goal of grandfather regulations is to allow a consumer to keep their existing policies, while also ensuring that there are some basic patient protections built into these plans. If insurers make changes that significantly burden enrollees with lower benefits and increased costs they have to come into compliance with all consumer protections. Therefore, policies lose their grandfathered status if insurers cancel coverage when a person becomes ill, impose lifetime limits on benefits, eliminate all benefits for a particular condition and reduce the cap for covered services each year, among other changes. (In fact, in November of 2010, the federal government loosened some of these standards.)

So yes, individuals can keep the plans they have if those plans remain largely the same.


NOTHING was hidden from the public by the Administration. Now I cannot speak for private insurance companies, although I can say it was their responsibility to come into line with the new regulations -- or inform their customers a while ago about changes to their plans. So many people are griping about the "terrible" regulations of the ACA - this story in particular:
That includes 56-year-old Dianne Barrette. Last month, she received a letter from Blue Cross Blue Shield informing her as of January 2014, she would lose her current plan. Barrette pays $54 a month. The new plan she's being offered would run $591 a month -- 10 times more than what she currently pays.

Barrette said, "What I have right now is what I am happy with and I just want to know why I can't keep what I have. Why do I have to be forced into something else?"

According to HealthCare.gov, Barrette is eligible for some subsidies, CBS News' Jan Crawford pointed out on "CBS This Morning." But Barrette told CBS News she has no idea what those subsidies would be because she cannot log on to the website -- an issue U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is sure to be asked about when she testifies on Capitol Hill Wednesday.
The utter ignorance of this reporting is mind-boggling.

For some, new regulations might suck -- but I'm pretty glad that insurance companies are no longer allowed to sell policies for 54 bucks a month and only cover maybe 100 dollars worth of a hospital bill.

I had a policy like that -- and it was employee-sponsored. I had 8 bucks a week taken out of my paycheck for a job that paid me less than 9 bucks an hour. At the time, I was glad to get more than 25 hours a week which afforded me the luxury of not being able to pay my bills just a little less. I was trying to keep the lights on, I went a winter with no heating oil in the house. I would buy just enough gas to get to work -- before I lost the car. I was also terrified of having to use that insurance.

So, you'll have to forgive me if I think these shitty insurance policies should be cancelled. Insurance companies had 2 years to get in line with new federal regulations. Junk insurance needs to go away. That's what the ACA is doing and it's long overdue.

One more thing, nothing is perfect -- especially something as big as this program is. No matter how great or perfect a new system or roll-out might be, there is always going to be one person that will experience everything that can go wrong. It sucks to be that one person; that's just life. Instead of focusing on that one person, maybe we could work to make it easier for them by focusing on what is right and good about the program. The negativity and the focus 'on that one fail' is just another way the media is trolling you.

There is a reason why it's called Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. The media needs to stop acting like a troll on HuffPo and start giving people information they need -- as opposed to fear mongering the public.

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Raine
 

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Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 13:28:01
Blog is being edited.

Good Morning!

Comment by wickedpam on 10/30/2013 13:29:28
Morning

Comment by Scoopster on 10/30/2013 13:33:16
Mornin' all..

Was up late last night making a big ol' pot of soup. Turned out pretty damn good too!

Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 13:35:10
Quote by Scoopster:
Mornin' all..

Was up late last night making a big ol' pot of soup. Turned out pretty damn good too!

What kind of soup?


Comment by Scoopster on 10/30/2013 13:38:00
Quote by Raine:
Quote by Scoopster:
Mornin' all..

Was up late last night making a big ol' pot of soup. Turned out pretty damn good too!

What kind of soup?

Kale & Roasted Veggies! I improvised a little bit - used chicken stock and left the veggies chunky (no food proc heh)..

Comment by TriSec on 10/30/2013 13:43:41
Morning, folks. I learned something overnight....the last time the Sox clinched on the Fenway Lawn was of course 1918. Wait for it.....on September 11!

This means something.



Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 14:06:12
Comment by BobR on 10/30/2013 14:07:59
Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 14:10:45
Quote by BobR:
More media trolling...

ditto

billionaire entrepreneur Ken Langone told CNBC on Wednesday.

Also: Et Tu Reuters. Et Tu?

Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 14:16:55
Comment by Scoopster on 10/30/2013 14:20:02

I didn't know the part about Elmo learning about masturbation either. I bet he has a whole dance & song routine just for jerking off, and I would find that EXTREMELY entertaining.

Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 14:25:41
Quote by Scoopster:

I didn't know the part about Elmo learning about masturbation either. I bet he has a whole dance & song routine just for jerking off, and I would find that EXTREMELY entertaining.



Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 14:27:18


Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 14:28:35
holy crap! I need this audio from Weiner Savage!

Comment by BobR on 10/30/2013 14:37:07
Quote by Scoopster:

I didn't know the part about Elmo learning about masturbation either. I bet he has a whole dance & song routine just for jerking off, and I would find that EXTREMELY entertaining.

who wants to give Elmo a hug? Come here kiddies...

Comment by wickedpam on 10/30/2013 14:38:03
So this morning sucked - car decided it was going to throw a temper tantrum and throw a flashing check engine like at me just as I was toward my usual garage. Pulled in, dropped off the car, had to get a rental car, was late to work, garage called its going to be 1699.99 to get a tune up, new plugs, wires and coil, AND a new timing belt and water pump.

Suppose I should be thank for I was right by the garage didn't break down on the way to work. I swear this is going to be the last big expense for this car - cross your fingers that 2014 is the year of a new car.

Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 14:43:31
Caller is trolling. troller is calling.

Comment by Mondobubba on 10/30/2013 14:44:20
Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 14:44:28
Quote by wickedpam:
So this morning sucked - car decided it was going to throw a temper tantrum and throw a flashing check engine like at me just as I was toward my usual garage. Pulled in, dropped off the car, had to get a rental car, was late to work, garage called its going to be 1699.99 to get a tune up, new plugs, wires and coil, AND a new timing belt and water pump.

Suppose I should be thank for I was right by the garage didn't break down on the way to work. I swear this is going to be the last big expense for this car - cross your fingers that 2014 is the year of a new car.





Comment by trojanrabbit on 10/30/2013 14:46:33

Just had a very depressing chat with Anne's therapist. Just about every test they've given suggests there were things going on even before the stroke. She showed no ability to do simple tasks even when instructions are given. That's going to make recovery much more difficult even if it's possible.

On the brighter side, in my hourly phone call, when I told her that I would see her at 4:30 she eventually said "so it's 10:30 now so that's what.....4...5...6 hours?" she eventually got it right. That's the first time that's happened.

My chest feels really tight......

Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 14:49:04
It’s only the remainder — and it’s likely to be a small remainder — that genuinely will have no choice but to either pay more money (in some cases significantly more) or pay a fine and go without coverage.
I made a similar point in the blog.




Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 14:50:27
Quote by trojanrabbit:

Just had a very depressing chat with Anne's therapist. Just about every test they've given suggests there were things going on even before the stroke. She showed no ability to do simple tasks even when instructions are given. That's going to make recovery much more difficult even if it's possible.

On the brighter side, in my hourly phone call, when I told her that I would see her at 4:30 she eventually said "so it's 10:30 now so that's what.....4...5...6 hours?" she eventually got it right. That's the first time that's happened.

My chest feels really tight......

Oh, Rabbit. these are little baby steps -- and every one is a good one.

Comment by TriSec on 10/30/2013 14:50:44
*check engine* light goes on.

TriSec pulls over, obediently lifts hood.

"OK, it's still there. Now what?"



Comment by wickedpam on 10/30/2013 14:51:10
Quote by Raine:
Quote by wickedpam:
So this morning sucked - car decided it was going to throw a temper tantrum and throw a flashing check engine like at me just as I was toward my usual garage. Pulled in, dropped off the car, had to get a rental car, was late to work, garage called its going to be 1699.99 to get a tune up, new plugs, wires and coil, AND a new timing belt and water pump.

Suppose I should be thank for I was right by the garage didn't break down on the way to work. I swear this is going to be the last big expense for this car - cross your fingers that 2014 is the year of a new car.





I can deal it just hurts the wallet a bit. I really need to open an etsy store or something.


Comment by wickedpam on 10/30/2013 14:53:17
Quote by trojanrabbit:

Just had a very depressing chat with Anne's therapist. Just about every test they've given suggests there were things going on even before the stroke. She showed no ability to do simple tasks even when instructions are given. That's going to make recovery much more difficult even if it's possible.

On the brighter side, in my hourly phone call, when I told her that I would see her at 4:30 she eventually said "so it's 10:30 now so that's what.....4...5...6 hours?" she eventually got it right. That's the first time that's happened.

My chest feels really tight......



No matter what, it will be okay. With things like this there grows to be a new normal. It sucks but take every small victory as if it were winning an Oscar.

Comment by wickedpam on 10/30/2013 14:54:22
Quote by TriSec:
*check engine* light goes on.

TriSec pulls over, obediently lifts hood.

"OK, it's still there. Now what?"



you left out the slight panic attack and increasing levels of stress


Comment by wickedpam on 10/30/2013 15:19:10
my day is looking up - I've acquired Milano cookies.

Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 15:20:16
Comment by BobR on 10/30/2013 15:22:29
Quote by wickedpam:
So this morning sucked - car decided it was going to throw a temper tantrum and throw a flashing check engine like at me just as I was toward my usual garage. Pulled in, dropped off the car, had to get a rental car, was late to work, garage called its going to be 1699.99 to get a tune up, new plugs, wires and coil, AND a new timing belt and water pump.

Suppose I should be thank for I was right by the garage didn't break down on the way to work. I swear this is going to be the last big expense for this car - cross your fingers that 2014 is the year of a new car.

Usually the "check engine" light means to check the oxygen sensor - the replacement of which should be relatively cheap. All that other stuff seems suspicious. I'd get a second opinion.

Comment by BobR on 10/30/2013 15:24:43
Quote by trojanrabbit:

Just had a very depressing chat with Anne's therapist. Just about every test they've given suggests there were things going on even before the stroke. She showed no ability to do simple tasks even when instructions are given. That's going to make recovery much more difficult even if it's possible.

On the brighter side, in my hourly phone call, when I told her that I would see her at 4:30 she eventually said "so it's 10:30 now so that's what.....4...5...6 hours?" she eventually got it right. That's the first time that's happened.

My chest feels really tight......



Comment by wickedpam on 10/30/2013 15:29:46
Quote by BobR:
Quote by wickedpam:
So this morning sucked - car decided it was going to throw a temper tantrum and throw a flashing check engine like at me just as I was toward my usual garage. Pulled in, dropped off the car, had to get a rental car, was late to work, garage called its going to be 1699.99 to get a tune up, new plugs, wires and coil, AND a new timing belt and water pump.

Suppose I should be thank for I was right by the garage didn't break down on the way to work. I swear this is going to be the last big expense for this car - cross your fingers that 2014 is the year of a new car.

Usually the "check engine" light means to check the oxygen sensor - the replacement of which should be relatively cheap. All that other stuff seems suspicious. I'd get a second opinion.


oh, no, on my car if could be any range of things beside the O2 sensor. Plus it was idling weird at first this morning. The car as 196K miles on it and the plugs and stuff are all original to the car. Always forget about the tune up thing - but I always get the oil changed


Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 15:35:39
Comment by Scoopster on 10/30/2013 15:35:49
Quote by wickedpam:
Quote by BobR:
Quote by wickedpam:
So this morning sucked - car decided it was going to throw a temper tantrum and throw a flashing check engine like at me just as I was toward my usual garage. Pulled in, dropped off the car, had to get a rental car, was late to work, garage called its going to be 1699.99 to get a tune up, new plugs, wires and coil, AND a new timing belt and water pump.

Suppose I should be thank for I was right by the garage didn't break down on the way to work. I swear this is going to be the last big expense for this car - cross your fingers that 2014 is the year of a new car.

Usually the "check engine" light means to check the oxygen sensor - the replacement of which should be relatively cheap. All that other stuff seems suspicious. I'd get a second opinion.

oh, no, on my car if could be any range of things beside the O2 sensor. Plus it was idling weird at first this morning. The car as 196K miles on it and the plugs and stuff are all original to the car. Always forget about the tune up thing - but I always get the oil changed

Oh goodness.. Yeah a major tune-up is probably a really good thing right now. Those spark plugs are probably burnt to embers by now! Not to mention eventhing else (worn belts, wiring, clogged hoses & filters, depleted & contaminated brake lines, etc). Taking care of all that stuff will do wonders for your fuel economy as well as prevent a breakdown.

Comment by BobR on 10/30/2013 15:38:21
Quote by wickedpam:
Quote by BobR:
Quote by wickedpam:
So this morning sucked - car decided it was going to throw a temper tantrum and throw a flashing check engine like at me just as I was toward my usual garage. Pulled in, dropped off the car, had to get a rental car, was late to work, garage called its going to be 1699.99 to get a tune up, new plugs, wires and coil, AND a new timing belt and water pump.

Suppose I should be thank for I was right by the garage didn't break down on the way to work. I swear this is going to be the last big expense for this car - cross your fingers that 2014 is the year of a new car.

Usually the "check engine" light means to check the oxygen sensor - the replacement of which should be relatively cheap. All that other stuff seems suspicious. I'd get a second opinion.


oh, no, on my car if could be any range of things beside the O2 sensor. Plus it was idling weird at first this morning. The car as 196K miles on it and the plugs and stuff are all original to the car. Always forget about the tune up thing - but I always get the oil changed

There is no way the timing belt or water pump caused the check engine light to come on. The pump may be leaking a little, and the belt may be old, but if you're going to be replacing the car next year, I don't see the rationale for replacing them now.

Comment by Scoopster on 10/30/2013 15:38:48
...btw, were I down there & I had all the proper tools, I'd do some of the work for ya.

Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 15:39:15
Quote by wickedpam:
Quote by BobR:
Quote by wickedpam:
So this morning sucked - car decided it was going to throw a temper tantrum and throw a flashing check engine like at me just as I was toward my usual garage. Pulled in, dropped off the car, had to get a rental car, was late to work, garage called its going to be 1699.99 to get a tune up, new plugs, wires and coil, AND a new timing belt and water pump.

Suppose I should be thank for I was right by the garage didn't break down on the way to work. I swear this is going to be the last big expense for this car - cross your fingers that 2014 is the year of a new car.

Usually the "check engine" light means to check the oxygen sensor - the replacement of which should be relatively cheap. All that other stuff seems suspicious. I'd get a second opinion.


oh, no, on my car if could be any range of things beside the O2 sensor. Plus it was idling weird at first this morning. The car as 196K miles on it and the plugs and stuff are all original to the car. Always forget about the tune up thing - but I always get the oil changed
I agree with Bobber -- Unless you've really trust this garage, get a second opinion.

The timing belt is something you can put off for now. (They always say a new timing belt or chain -- always) and as far as the water pump -- that's not a check engine thing -- that would have been a temp issue.


Comment by Scoopster on 10/30/2013 15:40:20
Wait..

I missed the part where it would cost $1700 bux for all that. That's flippin' ridiculous, unless you have a Mercedes or BMW then it's normal lol..

Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 15:42:50
The plugs may very well need changing -- it's getting cold --

I recall once I started my car and the entire engine was shaking -- I was a little freaked out. Turns out the plugs just needed an adjustment. They were mis installed.

Just be wary MAla -- 1700 dollars is a lot of money for that car. A LOT OF MONEY. I know you love her -- but be aware.

Ask the mechanic what is absolutely needed. keep it vbare bones and get another quote over the weekend.

Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 15:44:31
And they REALLY quoted you 1699.99??

REALLY? not about 16500- 1700?


Comment by wickedpam on 10/30/2013 15:45:37
Quote by BobR:
Quote by wickedpam:
Quote by BobR:
Quote by wickedpam:
So this morning sucked - car decided it was going to throw a temper tantrum and throw a flashing check engine like at me just as I was toward my usual garage. Pulled in, dropped off the car, had to get a rental car, was late to work, garage called its going to be 1699.99 to get a tune up, new plugs, wires and coil, AND a new timing belt and water pump.

Suppose I should be thank for I was right by the garage didn't break down on the way to work. I swear this is going to be the last big expense for this car - cross your fingers that 2014 is the year of a new car.

Usually the "check engine" light means to check the oxygen sensor - the replacement of which should be relatively cheap. All that other stuff seems suspicious. I'd get a second opinion.


oh, no, on my car if could be any range of things beside the O2 sensor. Plus it was idling weird at first this morning. The car as 196K miles on it and the plugs and stuff are all original to the car. Always forget about the tune up thing - but I always get the oil changed

There is no way the timing belt or water pump caused the check engine light to come on. The pump may be leaking a little, and the belt may be old, but if you're going to be replacing the car next year, I don't see the rationale for replacing them now.



oh no, that's just something they saw was going to be a issue and recommended I have fixed now or in the future. Its just easier to have it taken care of while the car's already there.

Don't know when next year it'll get replaced and I don't like having that kind of dagger over my head. I'm very skittish about any car that I drive.

Comment by wickedpam on 10/30/2013 15:46:49
Quote by Raine:
And they REALLY quoted you 1699.99??

REALLY? not about 16500- 1700?


lol - yeah, they are going to give me a 10% discount. its not much but I'll take any discount I can get.

Comment by wickedpam on 10/30/2013 15:49:34
Quote by Raine:
Quote by wickedpam:
Quote by BobR:
Quote by wickedpam:
So this morning sucked - car decided it was going to throw a temper tantrum and throw a flashing check engine like at me just as I was toward my usual garage. Pulled in, dropped off the car, had to get a rental car, was late to work, garage called its going to be 1699.99 to get a tune up, new plugs, wires and coil, AND a new timing belt and water pump.

Suppose I should be thank for I was right by the garage didn't break down on the way to work. I swear this is going to be the last big expense for this car - cross your fingers that 2014 is the year of a new car.

Usually the "check engine" light means to check the oxygen sensor - the replacement of which should be relatively cheap. All that other stuff seems suspicious. I'd get a second opinion.


oh, no, on my car if could be any range of things beside the O2 sensor. Plus it was idling weird at first this morning. The car as 196K miles on it and the plugs and stuff are all original to the car. Always forget about the tune up thing - but I always get the oil changed
I agree with Bobber -- Unless you've really trust this garage, get a second opinion.

The timing belt is something you can put off for now. (They always say a new timing belt or chain -- always) and as far as the water pump -- that's not a check engine thing -- that would have been a temp issue.


It is actually a good garage - they have yet to try to pull the wool over my eyes. They used to work on my Nova too (that car had issues) so they know I would know if they're trying something.


Comment by wickedpam on 10/30/2013 15:50:40
Quote by Raine:
The plugs may very well need changing -- it's getting cold --

I recall once I started my car and the entire engine was shaking -- I was a little freaked out. Turns out the plugs just needed an adjustment. They were mis installed.

Just be wary MAla -- 1700 dollars is a lot of money for that car. A LOT OF MONEY. I know you love her -- but be aware.

Ask the mechanic what is absolutely needed. keep it vbare bones and get another quote over the weekend.



it is, I agree, just don't like uncertainty when it comes to my transportation to and from work

Comment by wickedpam on 10/30/2013 15:51:02
Can I just say - I LOVE YOU GUYS

Comment by trojanrabbit on 10/30/2013 15:55:31
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So this morning sucked - car decided it was going to throw a temper tantrum and throw a flashing check engine like at me just as I was toward my usual garage. Pulled in, dropped off the car, had to get a rental car, was late to work, garage called its going to be 1699.99 to get a tune up, new plugs, wires and coil, AND a new timing belt and water pump.

Suppose I should be thank for I was right by the garage didn't break down on the way to work. I swear this is going to be the last big expense for this car - cross your fingers that 2014 is the year of a new car.

Usually the "check engine" light means to check the oxygen sensor - the replacement of which should be relatively cheap. All that other stuff seems suspicious. I'd get a second opinion.


oh, no, on my car if could be any range of things beside the O2 sensor. Plus it was idling weird at first this morning. The car as 196K miles on it and the plugs and stuff are all original to the car. Always forget about the tune up thing - but I always get the oil changed
I agree with Bobber -- Unless you've really trust this garage, get a second opinion.

The timing belt is something you can put off for now. (They always say a new timing belt or chain -- always) and as far as the water pump -- that's not a check engine thing -- that would have been a temp issue.


It is actually a good garage - they have yet to try to pull the wool over my eyes. They used to work on my Nova too (that car had issues) so they know I would know if they're trying something.

Given the age and mileage of the car, replacing the water pump means removing just about the same stuff as the timing belt, so many times it's done at the same time as insurance.

Comment by wickedpam on 10/30/2013 15:56:41
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So this morning sucked - car decided it was going to throw a temper tantrum and throw a flashing check engine like at me just as I was toward my usual garage. Pulled in, dropped off the car, had to get a rental car, was late to work, garage called its going to be 1699.99 to get a tune up, new plugs, wires and coil, AND a new timing belt and water pump.

Suppose I should be thank for I was right by the garage didn't break down on the way to work. I swear this is going to be the last big expense for this car - cross your fingers that 2014 is the year of a new car.

Usually the "check engine" light means to check the oxygen sensor - the replacement of which should be relatively cheap. All that other stuff seems suspicious. I'd get a second opinion.


oh, no, on my car if could be any range of things beside the O2 sensor. Plus it was idling weird at first this morning. The car as 196K miles on it and the plugs and stuff are all original to the car. Always forget about the tune up thing - but I always get the oil changed
I agree with Bobber -- Unless you've really trust this garage, get a second opinion.

The timing belt is something you can put off for now. (They always say a new timing belt or chain -- always) and as far as the water pump -- that's not a check engine thing -- that would have been a temp issue.


It is actually a good garage - they have yet to try to pull the wool over my eyes. They used to work on my Nova too (that car had issues) so they know I would know if they're trying something.

Given the age and mileage of the car, replacing the water pump means removing just about the same stuff as the timing belt, so many times it's done at the same time as insurance.



exactly - that's why I figure just have it all done at one time

Comment by trojanrabbit on 10/30/2013 15:57:38
Even a bad gas cap can cause a "Check Engine" light.

Comment by Mondobubba on 10/30/2013 16:18:25
The "rate shock" meme is such transparent bullshit. Most of those being "hit with giant rate increases" fail to mention what the subsidy they will be getting. So, their "horror story about Obamacare" is bs.

Comment by wickedpam on 10/30/2013 16:19:19
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Even a bad gas cap can cause a "Check Engine" light.



oh yes, had that happen on my Neon.

(did I say Nova before? I meant Neon _)

Comment by Raine on 10/30/2013 16:19:57
Banksy does it again.
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