>>>>The # of insured, or uninsured?
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>>>More people are insured.
>>>JR found the study. See his reply.
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>>OK, what confused me was this....
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>>"I saw another study recently - I can't find the link - that showed that the number of insured adults in the US has dropped since the onset of O'Care. "
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>I would like to see this "study" because frankly I do not believe that to be the case. I work in healthcare for a healthcare insurance company - so I see the REAL numbers and I can tell you that if anyone thinks the number is less they're full of sh_t....at least as far as this one particular company...and I don't see how this would be different for any other ones. Furthermore adults are not the only ones who need health insurance - what about all the kids? It's just another attempt by some idiot republicans being paid off by some lobbyist / big insurance corps who's goal is to make money by screwing people. Best example of that is the pre-existing conditions thing.


Timeout - this started because I was pointing out what I thought was a simple misquote from Bill.

I think for the record - most people agree there are more who have insurance now, as compared to 2-3 years ago. I also think that's not a compelling figure in itself. Plus, each year the administration continues to increase their projections on the # of people who will still be uninsured. So the fact that more have insurance, in itself is not compelling and is not interesting.