claim: under a public health care option, 120 million americans will "lose what they now get from private companies and be forced onto the government-run rolls as businesses decide it is more cost-effective for them to drop coverage."
author: karl rove
evidence_1: the affordable care act allows young adults to stay on their parents' health care  plan until age 26. before the president signed this landmark act into law, many  health plans and issuers could and did in fact remove young ... over 65  companies have responded to this call saying they will voluntarily continue  coverage for ...
evidence_2: may 8, 2017 ... on may 4, 2017, the house of representatives passed the american health care  act (ahca), to repeal and replace elements of the aca (appendix table 1). it  would ... women have consistently been more likely than men to report that they  delay or go without needed care because of costs. the aca ...
evidence_3: oct 21, 2010 ... the lewin group estimates 70% of people with private insurance -- 120 million  americans -- will quickly lose what they now get from private companies and be  forced onto the government-run rolls as businesses decide it is more cost- effective for them to drop coverage. they'd be happy to shift some of the ...
evidence_4: dec 17, 2013 ... both have claimed "physician supply can create its own demand," which means  increasing the supply of doctors and hospitals will just motivate them to convince  "ignorant" ... (states have also more recently contributed to the monopolization by  requiring health care plans to meet standards for coverage.) ...
evidence_5: apr 9, 2015 ... workers paid under $22,500 per year are more likely to work on irregular  schedules than workers in the income bracket above that (workers in the latter ....  schedule changes for a portion of their hours lost, for “on-call” hours, for being  scheduled on split shifts, and for instances in which they are sent home ...