Nolte: Dems Freak as Obamacare Premiums Set to Spike By 53%
Just in time for the midterm elections, about 13 million Obamacare recipients are about to receive notice of a 53 percent premium price increase.
Just in time for the midterm elections, about 13 million Obamacare recipients are about to receive notice of a 53 percent premium price increase.
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) revealed in a new report on Wednesday that Obamacare premiums will spike premiums by 15 percent next year.
In early 2010, after a bunch of procedural gimmicks and a rigged Congressional Budget Office report allowed Obamacare to become law, the Republican Party went on a righteous repeal crusade.
At every stop, Trump draws cheers and chants by mentioning Hillary Clinton’s email scandal. But the core of his message remains the same as it was before the FBI announced that he was re-opening its investigation into Hillary Clinton last week: Trump is laser-focused on Obamacare.
The major networks have essentially ignored the Obama administration’s confirmation that Obamacare will offer Americans double-digit premiums and very few choices in insurance plans in 2017.
President Barack Obama’s signature Obamacare healthcare law is offering Americans double-digit rate hikes and shriveled choices among fewer insurance companies in 2017.
Minnesota’s Democratic governor, Mark Dayton, dropped a bomb on ObamaCare Wednesday. He admitted there are “some serious blemishes right now, and serious deficiencies,” and then conceded, “the reality is the Affordable Care Act is no longer affordable for an increasing number of people.”
A report has found that Obamacare premiums, even for the cheapest plans that many low income families purchased, are set to go up at least 11 percent just ahead of Election Day in November.
The New York Times published a barn-burner editorial Tuesday, which blames Republicans for the recent collapse of several Obamacare co-ops. In fact, the collapse has more to do with poor management.
Recently, Breitbart News broke the story last week that major insurers in a number of states were proposing up to 51 percent healthcare premium increases for Obamacare policies. Now Illinois and Pennsylvania are also seeking 2016 rate hikes in the range of 30 percent.