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The implications of the numbers quoted is that MA health care costs have increased much less than the national averages. Is that what you are trying to say?
There is source. He meant to say 3,000 dollars, but said percent instead. The 3,000 dollars will be though. Those that keep referencing 3,000 percent, are just desperate to have something to spew. Let them enjoy.
Thanks for the link to Kaiser's summary. Kaiser is usually a good source of information on health insurance. A couple of blurbs included in that summary:And the CNN Money take on this included something often overlooked when health insurance rates under Obamacare are discussed: federal subsidies.
Subsidies do not lower costs. They just rearrange who is paying for it. And since you gotta pay a government employee to make these decisions you increase costs. No way around it.
There is source. He meant to say 3,000 dollars, but said percent instead. The 3,000 dollars will be though. Those that keep referencing 3,000 percent, are just desperate to have something to spew. Let them enjoy.
Obama misspeaks= honest mistake
Palin or another Republican misspeaks= proves stupidity
Didn't Obama (among other Democrats) say this would REDUCE insurance costs?
Yes and by 3000% no less.
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