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@8Z6N7QT from Maine answered…7mos

No. Medical insurance should be eliminated, and we should revert to a single-payer system.

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@8XR4BR3 from California answered…10mos

The health insurers should be able to have that choice, but there should be options for people with pre-existing conditi...

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@92TBHSB answered…5mos

German model.

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@8XXCSLH from Virginia answered…10mos

Yes, once Medicare-For-All is implemented, supplemental healthcare should return to free market control

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@93F8ZWXIndependent from Kansas answered…3mos

No, but they should be allowed to add a preexisting condition surcharge to help offset the increased risk of claims and...

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@8Z4R7FH from Nebraska answered…7mos

No, but they should be allowed to charge higher rates since those with pre-existing conditions can receive cheaper healt...

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@8XVS6XW from Wisconsin answered…10mos

Yes, but it would be beneficial for them to try and help the person out

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@9324FKQConstitution from Washington answered…4mos

Health insurance is a first step in lowering our living standards and makes medical procedures more expensive

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@8X88VJL from New Jersey answered…11mos

No, it is immoral and hurts profits plus sends them into poverty.

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@8ZY9TL3 from Michigan answered…6mos

Yes, but the government should provide a safety net for uninsurable individuals

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@932KLJQ from Utah answered…4mos

Yes, insurance companies should not be forced to take on financial risk that they do not want to.

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@8XQ64WP from Michigan answered…10mos

No, the constitution states all men and men applies to all men and women as women use men in it, are created equal, and...

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@8YMSHDH from Illinois answered…8mos

Yes, if the condition is serious and they are only getting insurance because of the condition.

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@8Z5JM4ZRepublican from Kansas answered…7mos

Yes, but government should step in after they are denied.

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@932K3YRConstitution from Connecticut answered…4mos

No, but health insurers have a right to charge people with pre-existing conditions more than healthy individuals

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@8Z5LYZGIndependent from Virginia answered…7mos

Yes, if the condition was not previously covered by another insurance provider previously.

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@8WN7NBS from Kansas answered…11mos

No, but they should be able to increase cost of coverage

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@8XWMPC5 from Texas answered…10mos

Yes but it would be ok for state government to assist those with pre-existing conditions.

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@932PKCK from Pennsylvania answered…4mos

Yes, BUT OPTIONAL RIDERS should be available as a REASONABLE EXTRA COST and the government should not be involved in hea...

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@932RHB4 from Nebraska answered…4mos

It depends, if you're born with a disease or a condition, its not your fault. (Gluten allergy, or others) If you smoke f...

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@932BJ8B from Illinois answered…4mos

Yes, unless the condition stems from an accident beyond their control or a congenital disease

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@8Z4LGF8 from North Carolina answered…7mos

yes, but its still immoral to single them out because of pre-existing conditions.

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@8W4K3CD from Georgia answered…12mos

If they are a private company, then they should have the right to do what they please. However, there should be alternat...

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@8YNK6ZN from Texas answered…8mos

Yes but they should offer more plans for those who have pre-existing conditions with some kind of formula for scaling th...

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@8XQHJ48 from Indiana answered…10mos

No, they just shouldn’t up the price for other customers.

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No. Medical insurance should be eliminated, and we should revert to a single-payer system.

The health insurers should be able to have that choice, but there should be options for people with pre-existing conditi...

German model.

Yes, once Medicare-For-All is implemented, supplemental healthcare should return to free market control

No, but they should be allowed to add a preexisting condition surcharge to help offset the increased risk of claims and...

No, but they should be allowed to charge higher rates since those with pre-existing conditions can receive cheaper healt...

Yes, but it would be beneficial for them to try and help the person out

Health insurance is a first step in lowering our living standards and makes medical procedures more expensive

No, it is immoral and hurts profits plus sends them into poverty.

Yes, but the government should provide a safety net for uninsurable individuals

Yes, insurance companies should not be forced to take on financial risk that they do not want to.

No, the constitution states all men and men applies to all men and women as women use men in it, are created equal, and...

Yes, if the condition is serious and they are only getting insurance because of the condition.

Yes, but government should step in after they are denied.

No, but health insurers have a right to charge people with pre-existing conditions more than healthy individuals

Yes, if the condition was not previously covered by another insurance provider previously.

No, but they should be able to increase cost of coverage

Yes but it would be ok for state government to assist those with pre-existing conditions.

Yes, BUT OPTIONAL RIDERS should be available as a REASONABLE EXTRA COST and the government should not be involved in hea...

It depends, if you're born with a disease or a condition, its not your fault. (Gluten allergy, or others) If you smoke f...

Yes, unless the condition stems from an accident beyond their control or a congenital disease

yes, but its still immoral to single them out because of pre-existing conditions.

If they are a private company, then they should have the right to do what they please. However, there should be alternat...

Yes but they should offer more plans for those who have pre-existing conditions with some kind of formula for scaling th...

No, they just shouldn’t up the price for other customers.

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