claim: a study showed that president barack obama’s health-care reforms will "devastate wisconsin" by pushing people off employer-sponsored insurance, driving up premiums, increasing dependency and making 122,000 people ineligible for medicaid.
author: scott walker
evidence_1: jul 31, 2012 ... more criticism of walker's washington post health care op-ed ..... that president  barack obama's health-care reforms will "devastate wisconsin" by pushing  people off employer-sponsored insurance, driving up premiums, increasing  dependency and making 122,000 people ineligible for medicaid.
evidence_2: a study showed that president barack obama's health-care reforms will " devastate wisconsin" by pushing people off employer-sponsored insurance,  driving up premiums, increasing dependency and making 122,000 people  ineligible for medicaid. — politifact wisconsin on sunday, july 29th, 2012.  advertisement ...
evidence_3: jan 20, 2017 ... 1 million people in wi rely on medicaid (17% of the population) ... required  private health insurance plans (both employer-sponsored ...... in addition, there  will likely be a push to eliminate aca insurance reforms such as .... 18 failed  obamacare co-ops out of 23, which were established as an alternative.
evidence_4: nov 25, 2012 ... scott walker has "led people to believe that if wisconsin doesn't ... to debate  about whether president barack obama's signature healthcare law would take  effect. .... people off employer-sponsored insurance, driving up premiums,  increasing dependency and making 122,000 people ineligible for medicaid.
evidence_5: medicare program will make its uniform structure increasingly costly to ...  nonetheless, many people think health care spending will at some point again  start .... class 1 by taking up the incidence of employer-paid premiums and then  ..... shifting away from employer-sponsored health insurance and toward an  individual.