Reply #39: I doubt that the exact figures have been worked out....

[BlackVelvet04]

as you know when it comes to Congress there will be a fight over it.

"In addition to the broad array of private options that Americans can choose from, they will be offered the choice of a public plan option similar to Medicare."

It sounds like there will be many choices.

Americans who are satisfied with the coverage they have today can keep it, while benefiting from lower premiums and higher quality.


* Reducing Costs: By removing hidden taxes, stressing prevention and a focus on efficiency and modernization, the plan will improve quality and lower costs.

* Strengthening Security: The plan ensures that job loss or family illnesses will never lead to a loss of coverage or exorbitant costs.

* End to Unfair Health Insurance Discrimination: By creating a level-playing field of insurance rules across states and markets, the plan ensures that no American is denied coverage, refused renewal, unfairly priced out of the market, or forced to pay excessive insurance company premiums.