claim: "more people are losing their insurance (due to obamacare) than are becoming newly insured."
author: herman cain
evidence_1: may 14, 2015 ... the new parameters, which were looser than the old factors, make it hard to  construct ... at the same time, 5.9 million people lost coverage. ... for 2014, their  figures for net new coverage includes 9 million more people ... for example,  estimated that 9.6 million people who became newly insured since the fall ...
evidence_2: apr 11, 2014 ... the line: millions of people have lost their health insurance and their doctors  because of the affordable care act. ... there is evidence that far more have  gained coverage than had their policies canceled. .... the estimate of 9.3 million  newly insured has a margin of error of 3.5 million people, meaning ...
evidence_3: jan 4, 2017 ... according to the hhs report, 17.7 million people are newly insured since ... have  found other insurance if not for the aca provision, such as enrolling in their own  ... more than 14.5 million are newly enrolled in medicaid, and aaf ... more than 3  million of them were eligible for medicaid prior to 2014 due to ...
evidence_4: may 22, 2017 ... the number of americans without health insurance has fallen drastically since  passage of the affordable care act. ... young people were more likely to be  uninsured than their elders, the n.c.h.s. found. ... in 2010, 25.3 percent of the  insured under the age of 65 had high-deductible ... related coverage ...
evidence_5: sep 13, 2016 ... before the aca became law in 2010, the nation's uninsured rate ... lead to  millions of newly insured people losing their health coverage. ... repeal of the  aca would lead to many more people actually losing coverage than the ...