claim: says alison lundergan grimes "supports obamacare, which cuts $700 billion from seniors’ medicare."
author: mitch mcconnell
evidence_1: jul 9, 2014 ... ghost stories are fanciful, frightening tales told to children. but the claim that  republicans would increase medicare costs by $6,000 per beneficiary is a story  democrats use to scare senior citizens — and it's just as false. the fact is, the  current republican proposal is modeled on a plan that would lower ...
evidence_2: sep 12, 2014 ... "bruce braley voted to cut $700 billion from medicare to support obamacare," the  ad says. "that's just not fair. we paid in. we paid for it. that should be there for us ." it's correct that braley, as a house member, voted for the affordable care act in  2010. however, politifact has been skeptical of numerous ...
evidence_3: oct 13, 2014 ... the website can continue but in my view the best interests of the country would  be achieved by pulling out obamacare root and branch,” mcconnell said in a  debate with alison lundergan grimes, the democratic candidate for senate.  kynect, the health insurance marketplace set up by obamacare in ...
evidence_4: alison lundergan grimes is a democrat challenging senate minority leader  mitch mcconnell, r-ky., for his senate seat in 2014. she currently serves as  kentucky's ... democrats love to say that republicans support tax breaks that  promote outsourcing, but that claim is misleading. • welcome to a new look for  politifact.
evidence_5: feb 21, 2011 ... voice over in new alison lundergan grimes (d) ad, referring to senate minority  leader mitch mcconnell (r-ky.) .... supporting a plan that the wall street journal  said essentially ends medicare, costing some seniors 6,000 [dollars] more a year,  while voting congress taxpayer-funded health care for life.