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Why Your Phone Got Cheaper — and Your Health Insurance Didn’t – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
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Why Your Phone Got Cheaper — and Your Health Insurance Didn’t – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
Skyrocketing health insurance prices are Americans’ “top cost concern.” In fact, subsidizing staggering insurance price increases for 2026 was the Democrats’ predicate for the 2025 government shutdown. Premiums were increased as much as 30-40 percent above 2025 rates, along with greater out-of-pocket copays and higher deductibles. Political bickering and affordability fears have led many to accept rising insurance costs as inevitable. That assum…
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