7 million people the congressional budget office says won't have health insurance coverage under the senate health care bill "don't exist."
7 million people the congressional budget office says won't have health insurance coverage under the senate health care bill "don't exist."
marc short
may 9, 2017 ... after the house passed a gop health care bill to replace the affordable care ...  but not all of them would “lose” insurance they have “today” or be “kicked off” ... in  2018, cbo said, “14 million more people would be uninsured under the [gop] ...  employer coverage would decline as well, by 7 million people.
nov 9, 2016 ... the affordable care act is in trouble. ... “they have a death blow to the  obamacare health coverage expansion,” says ... the congressional budget  office estimates that 22 million people would lose insurance under this plan after  the two-year ... pass another repeal vote that obama would veto,” he says.
may 4, 2017 ... the congressional budget office released a new score on the gop ... their  findings: in 2018, 14 million more people would be uninsured under the ahca  than ... insurance plan should include—and the cbo says that would have a  major, potentially devastating impact on people's access to health care.
jun 12, 2017 ... some senate republicans are suggesting that their emerging legislation ...  protect people with pre-existing medical conditions because it won't allow ...  medical conditions and rely on employer-based health insurance coverage ...  cbo, in its analysis of the house health care bill, found that allowing states ...
mar 8, 2017 ... how does the gop's american health care act differ from the aca? ... is there a  requirement to have insurance or pay a tax? ... under the republican health care  plan, no new enrollment can occur .... we don't yet have estimates from the  nonpartisan congressional budget office, which will analyze the bill.