claim: says that while president barack obama promised to "work with your employer to lower your premiums by $2,500 per family per year," his health care law "raises premiums in the individual market by $2,100 per family."
author: senate republican conference
evidence_1: aug 31, 2012 ... when it came to health care premiums for the typical family, obama said he would cut the annual cost by $2,500. months ... for individuals and families that do not get health care through an employer, premiums would go up, with the average premium per policy for families increasing by $2,100. again ...
evidence_2: jul 9, 2013 ... “if you've got health insurance, we're going to work with you to lower your premiums by $2,500 per family per year. ... cbo estimated families buying coverage on their own (in the individual market) would see premium costs increase 10 to 13 percent – a $2,100 annual increase due to the health care law.
evidence_3: sep 1, 2010 ... president barack obama has signed into law the largest expansion in federal entitlement spending in half a century. at more than 2500 pages and 500000 words long, this year's health care legislation will fundamentally change the nation's health care industry.1 it also will result in large increases in federal ...
evidence_4: feb 1, 2013 ... a multitude of flaws in president obama's health- care law have been exposed, both prior to its enactment and since it passed on a straight party line vote. they range .... per capita spending is indeed higher in medicare advantage than traditional medicare because patients get additional benefits. cutting ...
evidence_5: premiums—in fact, he promised on numerous occasions that his plan would reduce costs for the average family by $2,500 per year.⁴ unfortunately, the law president obama signed bears little resemblance to that campaign pledge. obamacare moves american health care in the opposite direction—raising health.