Honestly, I have not been following it very well and I'm not sure how it will effect me and my family. Can someone put it in simple terms for me?
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http://healthcarebloglaw.blogspot.com/2009/08/health-care-reform-explained-from-back.html
When you get to the end of the slideshow, they've already chosen an option - it's the one where you pay indirectly through taxes (the middle one). End result - you are required to have insurance or pay a fine, the fine is included in the tax code (so it's a tax you pay above income tax) and if you don't pay you go to jail (where healthcare is free!). Also, you pay in for 4 years before any of the actual health insurance takes effect, so in year 5 you still pay for it, but you also actually (maybe) see a change to your insurance coverage.
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