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ColoradoHealthOP, a statewide insurance co-op that favors full enrollment in Obamacare and sells the policies through the state's exchange, says it was 'approved for federal funding within the Affordable Care Act in July 2012.'
The group's Instagram photos show a cadre of five college-age activists in their skivvies, carrying strategically placed 'Get Covered' signs while they talk to their recruitment targets.
The Affordable Care Act's coverage model depends on enrolling 7 million Americans, including at least 2.5 million young people.
Without the insurance premiums from the young and healthy to offset the higher costs associated with being old and sick, the Obamacare system won't be funded enough to sustain itself.
Read more: Colorado Obamacare activists STRIP to underwear to persuade people to 'get covered' | Mail Online
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Colorado Obamacare activists STRIP to underwear to persuade people to 'get covered' | Mail Online
The group's Instagram photos show a cadre of five college-age activists in their skivvies, carrying strategically placed 'Get Covered' signs while they talk to their recruitment targets.
The Affordable Care Act's coverage model depends on enrolling 7 million Americans, including at least 2.5 million young people.
Without the insurance premiums from the young and healthy to offset the higher costs associated with being old and sick, the Obamacare system won't be funded enough to sustain itself.
Read more: Colorado Obamacare activists STRIP to underwear to persuade people to 'get covered' | Mail Online
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook
Colorado Obamacare activists STRIP to underwear to persuade people to 'get covered' | Mail Online
