claim: says that according to a study, under obama’s health care initiative, "nearly 90 percent of people" in wisconsin with health insurance "will have their costs go up by more than 30 percent."
author: frank lasee
evidence_1: health insurance requirements have substantially changed between 2012 and  2017. ... state and employer options and exemptions for individuals and small  businesses. ... eight to 18 percent more than large firms for the same health  insurance policy. ... this can make the cost of providing insurance significantly  lower.
evidence_2: false. nowhere near 90 percent. frank lasee · says that according to a study,  under obama's health care initiative, "nearly 90 percent of people" in wisconsin  with health insurance "will have their costs go up by more than 30 percent." —  politifact wisconsin on sunday, january 22nd, 2012. see them all →.  advertisement ...
evidence_3: jan 9, 2019 ... “under the obama administration and the affordable care act, washington was  ... 22 percent of people with no chronic conditions would not have .... people  signed up for insurance, which is 318,000 more than the final week in 2017. ....  new study show 4.2 million could purchase aca health plans for $0.
evidence_4: health insurance coverage in the united states is provided by several public and  private ... rising insurance costs have contributed to a trend in which fewer  employers are ... in the range 30-90 thousand deaths per year, depending on the  study. ... between 2015 and 2016, the percentage of people without health  insurance ...
evidence_5: dec 7, 2018 ... the affordable care act (aca) led to historic gains in health insurance ... people  increased by nearly 700,000 people, the first increase since implementation of  the aca. ... many people do not have access to coverage through a job, and ...  more likely than children to be uninsured, dropped 8.4 percentage ...