them but the republican plan, as i said, it is sort of the springs of maybe something better, real reform. jenna: so the key to congressman upton s plan is that if i had my insurance and it was canceled, the insurance company can not only offer that back to me but also offer it to you which could be a new customer and that is something the administration really does not want to see. why not? well, they want to put everybody in the exchanges. that is kind of, that s why all these policies were canceled. they needed to migrate those people over to transition them into the exchanges and they really need that kind of critical mass to succeed financially. that s, why they take away, you know, all kind of different plan designs and benefits and very tightly controlled. and what republicans are saying is, wait a second here. you know, maybe everybody doesn t want or need the same thing. let s have a diversity of health plans based on individual needs, individual prevalences and
time for the family. the federal affordable care act has been how americans get their health care coverage. 2014 represents the next big step. for many individuals like you with coverage, he runs the company he is the employer. it includes important changes. the aca requires to us make significant changes to our health benefits and plan designs. we cannot renew your employer s existing plan in 2014. you got that letter. did i. i got a letter like this a couple weeks ago. wait, wait. i got this a couple weeks ago. my man was canceled. i don t blame the insurance company. i blame the federal government which said these plans must have this, this and this. because it doesn t have those, it is canceled. people say don t worry. this will be a better plan. excuse me. it should be up to me to decide what i want. not up to obama. one at a time. we were in a system before when if you would get that kind of letter, it would say, your