You can’t be serious…it’s not the cost of COBRA it’s the cost of care.If I work hard, pay my bills, try to save for an emergency and you overspend, live high on the hog above your means, why should I subsidize you. Maybe we should all just turn over everything to the government, direct deposit our pay to Washington , if we are lucky enough to still be working,and then put in a request for what we need.
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