claim: "ninety-eight percent of the american people will not see their taxes go up" due to the house health care bill.
author: ed schultz
evidence_1: mar 22, 2017 ... the updated house republican legislation to repeal the affordable care act raises total out-of-pocket health costs by an average of $3600 in 2020 for ... our estimates for the base house bill (not including the $85 billion increase in tax credits) are similar to cost estimates from the center for american ...
evidence_2: mar 13, 2017 ... 24 million would lose health insurance coverage by 2026 under gop's obamacare replacement, new estimate says ... but house speaker paul ryan, r-wisc., greeted the cbo estimates, saying, "this report confirms that the american health care act will lower premiums and improve access to quality, ...
evidence_3: the american health care act of 2017 (h.r. 1628) is a united states congress bill to partially repeal the patient protection and affordable care act (aca), also known as obamacare. rejected senate amendments would have renamed it the better care reconciliation act of 2017, obamacare repeal reconciliation act of ...
evidence_4: mar 13, 2017 ... 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 ... subsidized enrollees purchasing health insurance coverage in the nongroup market are largely insulated from increases in premiums because their ...
evidence_5: the house version of the tax bill approved last week did not include a repeal of the mandate that requires all americans to have health coverage or pay a fine. the senate version is expected to go to a vote next week. many on medicare will see higher part b premiums in 2018. due to increases in social security, many ...