[Beetle01]

Have you asked your insurance companies, exactly what policies have increased their costs?

As for people constantly mentioning the 14,000 for a family by 2014 (premiums), I hope you are aware this is the same projection as before the ACA, and in fact, it is almost there now at nearly 13,000, as premiums have doubled in the last 5-6 years.

I can tell you, with the amount of money most hospitals were losing due to treating so many uninsured over the past 5 years, costs were going to skyrocket anyways, but eventually it would become to much, and the hospitals would be forced to shut down, this is after most hospitals are already running understaffed.

If many of you knew how understaffed these hospitals are, and how much of a risk it is to you all and your families, you would be outraged. Of course, this is likely why there are over 200,000 deaths related to medical malpractice every year.