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Can the public created their own Union to get a waiver from Obama Care?

Lots of Unions Are on the ‘Hidden’ List to Receive ObamaCare Waivers

#12– UFCW Allied Trade Health & Welfare Trust
#14– IBEW No.915
#19– Asbestos Workers Local 53 Welfare Fund
#33– Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 123 Welfare Fund
#35– UFCW Local 227
#52– UFCW Maximus Local 455
#55– Local 25 SEIU
#60– UFCW Local 1262
#78– Local 802 Musicians Health Fund
#83– Local 17 Hospitality Benefit Fund
#89– International Union of Painters and Allied Trades (IUPAT)
#91– Transport Workers
#92– UFT Welfare Fund (United Federation of Teachers)

The biggest single waiver, for 351,000 people, was for the United Federation of Teachers Welfare Fund, a New York union providing coverage for city teachers. The waivers are effective for a year and were granted to insurance plans and companies that showed that employee premiums would rise or that workers would lose coverage without them, Santillo says.

So you’re advocating that the public band together, form a large group, and use the resulting purchasing power to provide affordable options for health care? That way the American people will have a “public option” to seek their health insurance coverage.

I’m in full agreement. You have presented an excellent argument for the public option that our government inexpicably rejected. If Unions can band together and negiotiate affordable rates for health care, WE THE PEOPLE should also be able to do so!

Well done.

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