What is it ... 3.3 million now? (rating, national debt, carry, Michigan)

[Frank DeForrest]

Thank you pravda for the update.

[Chimuelojones]

Originally Posted by pghquest

No, it started out at like 40 million, then they reduced this to about 30 million once the original number was called bs..

Then it went up to about 35 million as people lost insurance due to ACA..

Which makes the total somewhere about 31.5M without insurance give or take..

Way to go...lets all jump back to 2007 for debate info.

[chucksnee]

Originally Posted by Chimuelojones

Didn't the Adminstration claim there were 14 or so million Americans without Healthcare insurance? What does 45 million mean? You're not confusing 47 million with 47% are you?

Well, it really started out as 30,000,000....and afterwards, 30,000,000 will still not have insurance...

That was the claim, right....all Americans will be insured...

[chucksnee]

Originally Posted by florida.bob

None of the 3.3 million are in Medicaid... I suppose some will be kicking and screaming all the way into seeing their HC provider.. Oh well.

And people will even believe say...MSNBC....LOL, just look at this thread....

And, they were supposed to be at 7million ish, by now...right...

[chucksnee]

Originally Posted by Chimuelojones

Way to go...lets all jump back to 2007 for debate info.

Then prove those numbers wrong, you have not done that, now have you....you want us to take your word...lol...

ETA....

Here are numbers from May 2013.....

Where are we wrong?

http://www.cbo.gov/sites/default/fil...Coverage_2.pdf

[florida.bob]

Originally Posted by chucksnee

And people will even believe say...MSNBC....LOL, just look at this thread....

And, they were supposed to be at 7million ish, by now...right...

The numbers didn't come from MSNBC.

[pghquest]

Originally Posted by florida.bob

None of the 3.3 million are in Medicaid... I suppose some will be kicking and screaming all the way into seeing their HC provider.. Oh well.

yeah the total new enrollees for Medicaid are only twice that number.. 6.3 million..

And only 72% of them are being subsidized.

Remind me again how this is going to generate $1T surplus over the next decade and cut premiums?

btw, here is the full report rather than relying upon the spin
http://aspe.hhs.gov/health/reports/2...enrollment.pdf

[chucksnee]

Originally Posted by florida.bob

The numbers didn't come from MSNBC.

Great, at least now we know how many people picked a plan, who has really paid into the system, we will never know, only a leftist clinging and trying to say...hey lookie here it really is working, even though we really don't know...

When number are provided, other than numbers of who picked a plan, numbers that show how many are now covered because they paid....then lets talk...other than that, lefties are clinging at smoke and mirrors....

[thecoalman]

Originally Posted by florida.bob

None of the 3.3 million are in Medicaid... I suppose some will be kicking and screaming all the way into seeing their HC provider.. Oh well.

Bob that's far below the CBO projections, in any event:

How many have actually paid a premium?
How many had insurance previously?


...and the number one question is how many are young adults? The article states 27%, Kaiser states we need 40%.

[Chimuelojones]

Originally Posted by chucksnee

Then prove those numbers wrong, you have not done that, now have you....you want us to take your word...lol...

ETA....

Here are numbers from May 2013.....

Where are we wrong?

http://www.cbo.gov/sites/default/fil...Coverage_2.pdf

it would be nice to be on the same page as you to understand what you are claiming[or meaning...or saying].

What numbers would you like me to consider?