claim: the average person "will pay $6,000 more a year" under rep. paul ryan's medicare proposal.
author: tim ryan
evidence_1: may 5, 2011 ... in dollar terms, the average 65-year-old's costs would more than double from  about $6,000 a year under current law to $12,500 by 2022, and ... told reuters  that he will still press for the ryan proposal in the budget negotiations. two out of  three older people say they prefer to keep medicare as it is now, ...
evidence_2: oct 31, 2012 ... if there's any doubt the role nashua, nh will play in the upcoming election, look  no further than main street. a recent campaign television commercial attacking  u.s. rep ... candidate paul ryan's medicare plan "a great statement of principle  ... paul ryan plan that forces seniors to pay $6,400 a year more for ...
evidence_3: ryan said obama's proposal to let tax rates rise for high-income individuals ... on  how best to reduce the growth of medicare spending, a common goal of both  campaigns. ... under ryan's plan and that seniors would pay $6,000 more for  medicare. ... claiming it would “end medicare,” and cost seniors $6,000 more a  year for ...
evidence_4: mar 22, 2011 ... rep. paul ryan (r-wi), chair of the house budget committee, and alice rivlin ...  under the ryan-rivlin proposal, medicare beneficiaries would no longer ... set  equal to the average cost of benefits for a medicare enrollee back in 2012 ... a  year more in premiums than what he or she would pay in medicare.
evidence_5: jan 30, 2017 ... making improvements to medicare is a laudable goal, but doing it in a way that  will cost the average senior thousands of dollars at a time in their life when ...  shifting more risk to seniors – a risk that means either paying more for their ... the  timeline for the proposed cuts is said to be pushed out a few years.