claim: the obama administration offered "no magic number" of people that needed to sign up for health care on the marketplaces.
author: gene sperling
evidence_1: the website also assists those persons who are eligible to sign up for medicaid,  and has a separate marketplace for small businesses. the october 1, 2013 roll- out of healthcare.gov went through as planned, despite the concurrent partial  government shutdown. however, the launch was marred by serious  technological ...
evidence_2: nov 1, 2017 ... there will be less enrollment help available from some non-profit groups, but it  may be easier to get advice from brokers. and the sign-up ... these changes --  combined with president trump's repeated declarations that obamacare is dead  -- could mean a lot fewer people will enroll for 2018. some experts ...
evidence_3: jun 24, 2013 ... for obamacare the magic number is 7 million. that's how many people the  obama administration hopes to enroll in its new health insurance marketplaces  by the end of march. it is starting a huge public education campaign to get people  on board with hopes for an assist from the nfl and other ...
evidence_4: oct 20, 2016 ... and the good news is, is that most people who end up buying their coverage  through the marketplaces, using these tax credits, are satisfied with their plans.  so not only did obamacare do a lot of good for the 80-plus percent of americans  who already had health care, but now it gave a new affordable option ...
evidence_5: oct 12, 2017 ... this is the web version of voxcare, a daily newsletter from vox on the latest  twists and turns in america's health care debate. like what you're reading? sign  up to get voxcare in your inbox here. president trump signed an executive order  that could — emphasis on could — do substantial damage to the ...