claim: says that under mitt romney, 89 million americans could be denied coverage if they have a pre-existing condition.
author: barack obama
evidence_1: oct 5, 2012 ... "pre-existing conditions are covered under my plan," romney noted ... the  obama campaign has said it could be as many as 89 million, a claim we rated  half true. ... protected from denial only if they have been continuously insured. ...  americans 'could' be denied health coverage under mitt romney, sept.
evidence_2: oct 4, 2012 ... mitt romney pre-existing conditions health care plan doesn't ... coverage, if  only for a short time, is common: 89 million americans .... if you can buy one of  these american giant hoodies, do it ... homeowners born before 1985 get a  big pay dayclever economy ... stairlifts: how expensive are they?
evidence_3: mitt romney, the republican party candidate for president, says he abhors  obamacare. the center for american progress action fund takes him at his word . .... they are sick or have a pre-existing condition—a reform called “guaranteed ...  because romneycare and obamacare prohibit insurers from denying coverage  to ...
evidence_4: feb 14, 2017 ... for that matter, should they really be rushing to repeal the a.c.a. before they ....  mitt romney of massachusetts, who devised his state's health care policy ... could  be purchased, and had to be, if you weren't already covered. ... americans with  pre-existing medical conditions could not be denied coverage.
evidence_5: the bill would have required insurance companies to cover pre-existing  conditions. the ahca used a standard of 'continuous coverage', defined by a 63- day ...