claim: the congressional budget office analysis of the health insurance reform legislation says the bill "cuts the deficit by $1.2 trillion in the second 10 years."
author: nancy pelosi
evidence_1: mar 13, 2017 ... cbo and jct estimate that enacting the american health care act would reduce  federal deficits by $337 billion over the coming decade and increase the number  of people who are uninsured by 24 ... outlays would be reduced by $1.2 trillion  over the period, and revenues would be reduced by $0.9 trillion.
evidence_2: mar 13, 2017 ... cbo: bill would cut deficit $337 billion over 10 years 4:57 pm et mon, 13 march  2017 | 02:56. many more americans ... cut the federal deficit. fourteen million  more people would become uninsured next year if the american health care act  is signed into law, the congressional budget office estimated.
evidence_3: mar 13, 2017 ... insurance. pay-as-you-go procedures apply because enacting the legislation  would affect direct spending and revenues. cbo and jct estimate that enacting  the legislation would not increase net direct spending or on-budget deficits by  more than $5 billion in any of the four consecutive 10-year periods ...
evidence_4: mar 17, 2017 ... the congressional budget office's recent score of the republican obamacare  replacement bill did not report a dynamic score, which includes macroeconomic  effects. it is especially important when new laws cut taxes and grow the economy,  as the american health care act would do.
evidence_5: jul 10, 2017 ... these are two major provisions under the affordable care act, which is current  law. but republicans argue that cutting these programs will save a massive  amount of money — about $1.2 trillion over the next 10 years, according to the  congressional budget office. some of the savings will go to reduce the ...