Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky has been among the voices saying Congress cannot repeal ACA without having a replacement in place. And now he puts his money (foot?) where his mouth is. His plan would produce affordable care by not covering any expenses.
"Republican Senator Rand Paul said he’s drafting legislation for a health-care insurance plan that could replace Obamacare, including a provision to “legalize” the sale of inexpensive insurance policies that provide abbreviated coverage.
“That means getting rid of the Obamacare mandates on what you can buy,” Paul said in an interview on CNN’s “State of the Union” on Sunday. Obamacare, which Republicans are moving to repeal, requires insurers to cover a number of procedures -- such as preventive care and pregnancy -- that Paul said drives up the cost."
Sen. Paul (not) laughing at the rubes that will buy his health care plan |
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