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ObamaCare Will Leave 30 Million Without Health Insurance

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A new report out from the Congressional Budget Office reveals ObamaCare will leave 30 million people without health insurance.

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Currently, accoriding to CBO, there are 53 million uninsured persons in the United States, including uninsured illegal aliens. The CBO estimates that in 2022--8 years after the Affordable Care Act has been fully implemented--30 million people will remain uninsured.

CBO and JCT [Joint Committee on Taxation] now estimate that the ACA, in comparison with prior law before the enactment of the ACA, will reduce the number of nonelderly people without health insurance coverage by 14 million in 2014 and by 29 million or 30 million in the latter part of the coming decade, leaving 30 million nonelderly residents uninsured by the end of the period,” the report said.

“Before the Supreme Court’s decision, the latter number had been 27 million,” states the report.

Not only will millions be left uninsured, but the government takeover of healthcare is now expected to cost $2.6 trillion over the next ten years. Obama claimed ObamaCare would cost under $1 trillion.
 

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