Well , but it slows the car down by a lot o 09 FC 1 xWGbA <| sep |> it made me think of final fantasy 15 <| sep |> I don ' t know what is wrong , I fixed it by disabling hardware acceleration . <| sep |> I can eat a tomato like an apple just add a little salt . <| sep |> Dominos are so much better that Oreos . <| sep |> The Medicaid gap only occurs in states that didn ' t expand Medicaid , primarily the Republican ones . They flat out rejected money from the federal government to cover more people , and so you end up hurting those in the middle class that are too rich to qualify for Medicaid but too poor to qualify for the ACA subsidies . The way Obamacare was designed , every state would have been forced to expand Medicaid so no one would fall in that gap , but the Supreme Court ruled that unconstitutional . What blows my mind is that you have states like Kentucky , that expanded Medicaid and covered tons of people , but somehow voted in a Governor who wants to undo Kentucky ' s expansion . That ' s reason 1 people got pushed out of their plans . People also got pushed out of their plan because many plans people had before were subpar , and wouldn ' t cover many of the basic needs . The ACA set standards on what a plan had to cover and many of the plans people lost were ones that didn ' t cover things like any prescription drugs , mental health , and very low caps on what they would cover ex they ' d only cover $ 700 per year . Normally , I ' m all for not having the government dictate how you want to gamble with your life , but when people on those plans got sick everyone else is on the hook for their expenses . There ' s a longstanding law that no one in the ER can get turned away for treatment regardless of ability to play EMTALA so when they get sick , go to the ER , and can ' t pay for it , the costs get spread across the entire healthcare system driving prices up . Eliminating plans like that will obviously cause an increase in your plans , but the expansion of Medicaid was suppose to help tremendously with helping make those plans more affordable for more people . In terms of keeping your doctorplan , I ' m not sure why he said that . That was wrong and I know industry experts didn ' t believe that , so I ' m not sure who his adviser for that was . That person was probably fired after that . I ' d be happy to explain more . I ' ve learned more about healthcare economics and the ACA than I ever imagined through my professional career over the past 4 years .