Today is the 10-year anniversary of President Obama's health care speech to Congress.
SMMRY of the speech:
Unless everybody does their part, many of the insurance reforms we seek—especially requiring insurance companies to cover preexisting conditions—just can't be achieved.
While there remain some significant details to be ironed out, I believe a broad consensus exists for the aspects of the plan I just outlined:
• consumer protections for those with insurance,
• an exchange that allows individuals and small businesses to purchase affordable coverage, and
• a requirement that people who can afford insurance get insurance.
An additional step we can take to keep insurance companies honest is by making a not-for-profit public option available in the insurance exchange.
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