Rick Thornton, a Plano health insurance agent, says a repeal of the Affordable Care Act in November may make some lawmakers happy, but it would also affect millions of Americans.
Plano health insurance and the millions who
have it could face sweeping changes
Plano health insurance has a lot
on the line if the state's highest
office fulfills its longstanding
promise to kill the Affordable Care
Act in the courtroom this
November.
The nation's highest court is
scheduled to hear oral
arguments shortly after the
election on whether-or-not the
ACA is unconstitutional.
CNN recently reminded everyone
that the law is also what allows
parents to keep their children on
their health insurance plans until
age 26 and obtain a variety of
wellness checkups for free.
The nation's highest office
says it has a plan to keep
everyone covered, but that
remains to be seen.
Rick Thornton, a Plano health insurance
agent , says everything hinges on how the
nation's highest court will rule following
the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg,
and that anything can happen when such
a contentious lawsuit reaches the court
system.
Americans should take this
latest news seriously and pay
attention to how things shake
out with the court, Thornton
added.
Time will tell exactly what
will happen with the court's
ruling, he said.
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