I'm not very savvy when it comes to politics. I was wondering if someone here could explain this part of healthcare to me. Apparently insurance companies won't take people with preexisting conditions so part of Obamacare is making them do it.

Many people view that as a bad thing because it will make demand of doctors and healthcare professionals go up while supply of the same is limited.

I don't know myself. I think everyone should be able to get treatment, but I guess our healthcare system is already pretty taxed.

What do you think?

They're not forcing me to buy insurance.
Those Mountain Dew stealing alien soabs!
Obama can take his unaffordable obamacare and shove it straight back up his a word where it came from.

there are policies where pre existing conditions are covered. I have one. bascially healthcare insurance companies are the main reason that the system is so messed up. certain things, like healtcare should not be managed for EXCESSIVE profit.

government should exist to REGULATE insurers to keep consumer costs reasonable, and prevent misuse (unecessary treatments because they would no longer be profitable). rather than running health insurance the government should regulate the industry in the PUBLIC (not corporate) interest. government has not done this particularly well in this country, so I have little faith in their ability to run health insurance. Instead obamacare is nothing but a huge tax increase in the guise of affordable care. when it clearly was not affordable most stopped backing it. it is dying a certain slow death as it should.

Profit and premium caps are what the gov't should be working on in a trnasparent process so that the "public interest" can be assurred that decisions are not made to benefit healthcare corporations and insurers. if profits are capped we will have people in healthcare who are there to serve humanity as it should be.

I hear ya