Jim Morin for July 10, 2012

If you have insurance it’s a co-pay.If you don’t have insurance, it’s a bill.And if it’s the other guy’s auto insurance, you might not have to pay anything at all.

Another week into the decision and STILL my health coverage has not changed.

Funny cartoon, BTW.

You could try living in Somalia where the government doesn’t tell you what to do and you can make up your own rules.

Did you have insurance beforehand? If so, then explain to me how having insurance is a loss of freedom NOW.If not, well its time to pull your own weight you freeloader. I’m not paying your bills anymore.

Neither. The ambulance company is going to charge you a $1,000 fee.

I am amazed that my insurance coverage has not changed since the ruling. Has yours?

Wait ‘till the bean counter at your insurance company decides what it is. The insurance industry will cleanup with this mandatory plan. We don’t need insurance, we need health care.

It will, and it will also cost you.

Insurance costs are figured partly by zip code. When I moved mine went up $20 a month.

Actually, my insurance company has no deductible for emergency care, or ambulance. Now the rates and copays all during the “W” years DID keep increasing at 2-3 times the inflation rate, and under ACA would NOT, what has the tax/penalty been for those of us who WERE insured?