I want 3x now . I moved (i never have moved my clients unless I had to ) a very small % of my book and I added a massive amount of new .So 3 times book it is . When you have that $1.3 mil check let me know .
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Medicaid Cuts Impact
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Not what you said during AEP. And if you think you can get 3x then you don't really believe the negative prognostications you continually make. Why wold anyone pay 3x renewals for your book when according to you 1) commissions are going to be substantially cut, 2) DSNPs are going to be locked off their plans and your book is mostly DSNPs and 3) DSNPs are going to be auto enrolled in to plans in 2027.
So you're not gonna get 3x from anyone. You have 2 choices. Hold until the collapse or sell now and get what little value your book has. Which isn't very much according to you. So… lil give you 1.25 so you can move to greener pastures before your book is worth nothing.
"Everybody knows who has had any connection to the congressional budget that if you are directing the Energy and Commerce Committee up to find up to $880 billion, if not more, in spending cuts that means Medicaid that will hurt children, hurt families, hurt everyday Americans with disabilities and hurt seniors," Jeffries said. "I can't say it any other way."
(Apparently the truth is a foreign concept to him)
Passage of the House budget resolution is also just the first step in the complex budget resolution process, and the blueprint that passed Tuesday simply instructs committees to come up with a certain level of spending or savings that will be incorporated into a forthcoming bill. The resolution does not instruct committees to make any specific policy changes, such as slashing Medicaid benefits.
Though the GOP budget blueprint provides instructions to the House Energy and Commerce (E&C) Committee — the panel with jurisdiction over Medicaid — to identify at least $880 billion in cuts over a 10-year period, the resolution does not tell the committee where to look for savings.
Congressional Democrats, facing a record low approval rating from voters, appear to view the Medicaid attack line as a winning issue to lead the party back to electoral success. Democratic strategists are already looking to exact maximum political pain on vulnerable House Republicans for voting "yes" on the budget resolution, regardless of the truth around Democrats' Medicaid claims.
When the truth doesn't work, make sh*t up, and resort to name calling as a fallback.
(Apparently the truth is a foreign concept to him)
Passage of the House budget resolution is also just the first step in the complex budget resolution process, and the blueprint that passed Tuesday simply instructs committees to come up with a certain level of spending or savings that will be incorporated into a forthcoming bill. The resolution does not instruct committees to make any specific policy changes, such as slashing Medicaid benefits.
Though the GOP budget blueprint provides instructions to the House Energy and Commerce (E&C) Committee — the panel with jurisdiction over Medicaid — to identify at least $880 billion in cuts over a 10-year period, the resolution does not tell the committee where to look for savings.
Congressional Democrats, facing a record low approval rating from voters, appear to view the Medicaid attack line as a winning issue to lead the party back to electoral success. Democratic strategists are already looking to exact maximum political pain on vulnerable House Republicans for voting "yes" on the budget resolution, regardless of the truth around Democrats' Medicaid claims.
Dems Keep Claiming Without Evidence That Republicans Gutted Medicaid
Democratic lawmakers are falsely claiming that House Republicans voted to gut Medicaid Tuesday night and are hoping voters fall for it.
dailycaller.com
When the truth doesn't work, make sh*t up, and resort to name calling as a fallback.
