A ridiculous, frustrating 'Obamacare' glitch means I can't add my adult daughter to my plan

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Their independent daughters, thanks to "Obamacare," have "free" (that is, parent-provided) health insurance.
57% : This provision of "Obamacare" has been one of its most popular - and for good reason.
57% : Is anybody shocked, then, that, in the wake of the recent Supreme Court decision, I am left wondering which of our other children will also suffer, thanks to the Affordable Care Act?
55% : The Supreme Court recently ruled, for the third time, that the Affordable Care Act is constitutional, and, predictably, many progressives are celebrating the victory and crowing about the benefits of state-controlled health insurance - including the Affordable Care Act rule that children can stay on their parents' plan until age 26, even if they are, as the IRS defines it, independent.
37% : The Supreme Court ruled on some big topics in 2021, including Obamacare, NCAA antitrust cases and religious adoption agencies denying LGBTQ parents.
35% : " Our littlest girl, racked by cancer, has twice been the face of the failure of the Affordable Care Act.
34% : Our family story with "Obamacare" is a doubly sad "Tale of Two Sisters.

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