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In reply to the discussion: CBO: Obamacare will have lower premiums, insure more, and cost government less than projected [View all]bornskeptic
(1,330 posts)21. Most people who remain uninsured will be in one of two categories.
(1) People who would be eligible for expanded Medicaid, but live in a state where Medicaid was not expanded.
(2) Undocumented immigrants who are not eligible for premium subsidies.
The 30 million number could be reduced drastically by more states deciding to accept Medicaid expansion or by immigration reform.
Other than those groups, those who remain uninsured will be mostly those who choose to do so.
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CBO: Obamacare will have lower premiums, insure more, and cost government less than projected [View all]
ProSense
Apr 2014
OP
Is it no surprise that the CBO releases it new estimates just after President Obama
politicaljunkie41910
Apr 2014
#24
Even if every bit is true, even if Republicans finally stop complaining about ACA...
randome
Apr 2014
#8
I bet. Here in Ga a few candidates for US Senator are pledging to quit if they can't abolish ACA.
Hoyt
Apr 2014
#10
What about the premiums for 85% of Americans that have insurance not thru the ACA?
rhett o rick
Apr 2014
#48