Is there language in the bill restricting or regulating health insurance premiums? (Remember airline regulation?)

In my state of Florida where I was an insurance agent for more than 30 years, every time the Florida legislature mandated coverage additions to policies like well-care for children and adults or mamograms for women (all excellent additions)there was a corresponding premium increase OR carriers exited the health inurance market in the state.

I don’t understand how this bill will stabilize or reduce premium costs. I would like to see a journalist do a truely in-depth report on the issue of premium control under the proposed legislation. I would like to hear the opinions of health insurance carrier executives. How many and which insurance companies will just exit the health insurance business?

Please fact check this article against more reliable sources. It’s disgusting that this source pretends to be presenting fact when it’s bias is so clear. Interesting that the article implies the bill is a descendant of Medicare, a GOVERNMENT run program hailed as enormously successful at helping seniors enjoy a decent standard of living. It too was controversial at its inception, but few would want it overturned now. Why are we so scared of change?

And a clear tip-off to a bogus source: no command of English grammar. My hope is that after reading phrases like “some were against to it” and “Bill proposes a huge expenses” (2nd & 3rd paragraphs above) you, like me, realized the source can’t be trusted & stopped reading (if the person can’t formulate a correct sentence, c’mon, do they really know what socialism is or is it a term they throw around for a scare tactic!).