claim: "before this law was passed, americans were told they could keep their current health care plans. after it became law, the administration issued regulations stating nearly half of americans would lose their current plan."
author: bill posey
evidence_1: when the affordable care act (aca, commonly referred to as obamacare) was ...  he stated, "if you like your private health insurance plan, you can keep your plan.  period." under the aca, plans created before the date of the law's enactment  would ... that more than two million americans were told they could not renew  their ...
evidence_2: dec 12, 2013 ... it was a catchy political pitch and a chance to calm nerves about his dramatic ... 4  million americans, the public realized obama's breezy assurances were wrong.  boiling down the complicated health care law to a soundbite proved ... obama  said that if people liked their health plans, they could keep them.
evidence_3: jan 9, 2019 ... the administration believes that the short-term plans are a good ... 31 percent of  hispanics said they would not buy a health plan if there was no mandate. .... in  his order, o'connor said that his stay of the law will prevent americans from .....  the concepts allow states to bypass current aca regulations and ...
evidence_4: dec 29, 2017 ... in donald trump's first act as president, he signed a high-profile ... if you didn't  hear about the $500 you may have lost that day—well, that's how the year went.  ... law, the fair labor standards act, or the dol's current interpretation of it ...  used by obama and, before him, george w. bush: they see it as a ...
evidence_5: sep 22, 2018 ... a rule proposed by the trump administration could force immigrants seeking ...  use of public benefits to determine if green card candidates are likely to become  ... been granted green cards, but advocates have said they fear that those .... food , health care and housing to lawfully present immigrants and their ...