Chuck’s Commentary - The Susan Collins Story Is An Indictment Of The System + Top 5 WORST Issues To Support

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Camille Stewart Gloucester 0:00
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Chuck Todd 2:15
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Chuck Todd 2:59
They're just trying to help. Yes, there's compensation that goes with it, but it's across the board, is what they're trying to do. At the end of the day, they're advocating for you. They're not the insurance companies themselves. They're an actual person who actually goes through your doctor. your prescriptions, your needs, and then compares them to every single plan available to find the best one that will work for you and hopefully send save you a couple of dollars too. And here's the part that will that sets chapter apart. They don't disappear once you've been enrolled. They will keep advocating for you. They're kind of like almost like a concierge service. You're just there. I need help. You're like customer service.
Chuck Todd 3:37
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