claim: "20 million people could lose their current coverage" … "including our senior citizens who are on medicare."
author: u.s. chamber of commerce
evidence_1: feb 18, 2018 ... vulnerable americans ultimately lose in the proposed budget. ... medicare, the  federal health care program that provides insurance to 55 million ... coverage —  would pay none of those costs, instead of paying the current 5% copay. ...  millions of seniors and people with disabilities would ultimately pay even ...
evidence_2: may 15, 2012 ... u.s. chamber: "wrong. 20 million people could lose their current coverage."  nelson: "... including our senior citizens who are on medicare."
evidence_3: mar 20, 2012 ... by topher spiro posted on march 20, 2012, 9:00 am ... more than 47 million  americans would lose health insurance ... for these seniors the choice of  traditional medicare would be a false one in reality. ... the budget would also  shred the safety net for the middle class and the most vulnerable people in our ...
evidence_4: 129 million people could be denied affordable coverage without health  reform ... up to one in five non-elderly americans with a pre-existing condition –  25 million ... older americans between ages 55 and 64 are at particular risk: 48 to  86 ... to 2009, five million americans lost employer-sponsored health insurance;  the ...
evidence_5: jun 23, 2018 ... whereas roughly 20 million people are covered through medicare ... counties in  minnesota will lose cost plans next year, the government said. ... a comparable  plan with their current insurer, corson said, unless they make another selection.  ... seniors can decide whether to go with original medicare plus a ...