Your insurance company decided to no longer offer coverage because they could no longer gouge you and you think that's Obama's fault? ...
Here is a true story which illustrates excatly the lengths insurance companies will go to to rip off consumers...
This is why Obamacare was necessary...
I started working at my main employer in 2006. At the time they had Cigna Insurance, and I was unable to get coverage for anything related to my cardiac issues (pre-existing condition). Since I didn't really have any other health concerns and didn't have a "primary physician", I thought I'd just opt out of the insurance for the first year which was the period the pre-exisitng conditions exclusion applied to.
I had always basically listed my cardiologist as my primary, and he was extremely kind and basically saw me for free and provided samples whenever generics weren't available for particularly expensive prescriptions. So I felt like I could make it thu that initial year. My plan was to opt in for the companie's coverage in year two, and I foolishly assumed I could just take out coverage after a year and my pre exiting condition exclusion would no longer apply...
To my shock I discovered that the 1 year rule basically meant I had to pay for an entire year's coverage that was basically worthless to me. My condition was taken into account in evaluating my coverage and the amount I was charged, but basically what it boiled down to was that I had to pay for an entire year's worth of coverage that I essentially couldn't use.
I couldn't cover any of my prescriptions, visits, a trip to the emergency room... Absolutely nothing was covered and yet I still had to pay a (higher) premium based on my health for an entire year. It wasn't the 2nd year of my employment (as I had naively assumed) but rather the 2nd year that I paid an annual premium to the greedy insurance company before any coverage I could actually use kicked in... That's why reforms like Obamacare were necessary...