“They’re OK with people being priced out of the insurance market because, first of all, a lot of folks are going to be stuck,” Obama said, “And even if some people drop out, they’ll still make more money by raising premiums on customers …
President Obama hit the road today to once again stress the urgent need for Congress to pass health care reform, ratcheting up his criticism of insurance companies that he said are more concerned with their own profits than serving …
OBAMA: Every year, insurance companies deny more people coverage because they have a pre-existing condition. Every year, they drop more people’s coverage when they’re sick and need it most….You see, these insurance companies have made a …
The Obama administration, in its push to get the House to vote for the Senate’s health care reform bill unchanged, is pointing to the serious issue of lack of competition in the health insurance market as a powerful reason for reform.
President Obama kicks off a week of pushing his healthcare overhaul plans with a visit to Pennsylvania on Monday morning, where he will assail insurance companies for raising rates and limiting coverage for the sick.
