claim: the insurance risk corridors aren't going broke like republicans predicted.
author: james carville
evidence_1: jan 27, 2014 ... the obamacare "bailout" is a term that republicans recently began ... sometimes  its also used to refer to one specific program in the health-care law known as 'risk  corridors.' ... risk corridors limit both the amount of money that a health ... but  when insurance companies went onto the exchanges, none of ...
evidence_2: said president barack obama "said he was going to stop (signature strikes)." ...  the insurance risk corridors aren't going broke like republicans predicted.
evidence_3: jan 25, 2014 ... specifically, republicans are calling a feature of the affordable care act ... to  share losses if insurance companies have greater than expected losses — a “ bailout. ... and bailouts also aren't support subsidies, or things such as price ... it's  telling that the risk corridors aren't going to be done after the fact, with ...
evidence_4: the insurance risk corridors aren't going broke like republicans predicted. —  punditfact on sunday, april 13th, 2014. mostly true. sometimes it doesn't pay to  ...
evidence_5: dec 5, 2016 ... at the same time, while republican lawmakers are committed to sewing up the ...  insurers are owed more than $5.8 billion in net risk-corridor payments for ... some  health plans aren't owed a dime since they had healthier aca ... brand, and as a  result, they ended up with higher claims than they expected, ...