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What's "not the truth"? That liberals don't care that people are having to pay more for their healthcare, and that many of them are questioning how the hell they're going to pay for this "affordable" plan that was forced upon them?
Or the part about how I don't enjoy watching others struggle, financially, by being forced to pay for something that they didn't want?
Or would it be the idea of allowing to pay across state lines?
The specifics were later out in a campaign memo, which called the $2,500 figure a “best-guess” assumption. But Obama’s pledge came with a very large asterisk: He was not saying premiums would fall by $2,500, but that health-care costs per person would be that much lower than anticipated. In other words, if overall costs–not just premiums–were expected to rise by $5,000 by 2012, they would only rise by $2,500. Yep, that’s what Obama’s pledge meant
The specifics were later out in a campaign memo, which called the $2,500 figure a “best-guess” assumption.
But Obama’s pledge came with a very large asterisk: He was not saying premiums would fall by $2,500, but that health-care costs per person would be that much lower than anticipated. In other words, if overall costs–not just premiums–were expected to rise by $5,000 by 2012, they would only rise by $2,500. Yep, that’s what Obama’s pledge meant
So where did you get that fictitious 9 Million enrollees figure ? Blue sky ?
Lol, I can't make this stuff up. I say conservatives deny reality.... and a study done by the RAND corporation and published exclusively in the LA Times causes a lack of reading comprehension.
It is not "my" article. I didn't write it, and I didn't do any of the research that the article was based. The article belongs to the RAND corporation and the LA Times. The numbers come from the article. This is all basic stuff, why pretend otherwise.
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