2017 Obamacare statistics came out today

[mmckee1952]

2017 Obamacare statistics came out today from Obama’s Administration.
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Average base line plans will increase by 25%.
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15 new insurers will enter Obamacare, but at the same time 83 insurers will leave Obamacare.
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1 in 5 Obamacare healthcare policy holders will have fewer than 2 choices where it comes to Obamacare plan choices.
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A total of 13.8 million will have enrolled in Obamacare since it’s beginning according to the Congressional Budget Office, but they predicted that by this time there would be over 21 million people who have enrolled in Obamacare.
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Yearly deductibles will on average increase to $9,800 a year, which is required to be paid prior to Obamacare starting to pay on their healthcare payments.
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Just remember, all of these problems were predicted at the beginning when Obamacare was enacted and look at what’s happened, everything has come true.
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Well DUH.
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And this train wreck is what Hillary wants to keep no matter what.

[dorminWS]

2017 Obamacare statistics came out today from Obama’s Administration.
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A total of 13.8 million will have enrolled in Obamacare since it’s beginning according to the Congressional Budget Office, but they predicted that by this time there would be over 21 million people who have enrolled in Obamacare.
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And I understand that MOST of the new people enrolled are on Medicare. The young, healthy people who were supposed to sign up and PAY for all this with their premiums have for the most part not done so.

[ShotgunBlast]

And I understand that MOST of the new people enrolled are on Medicare. The young, healthy people who were supposed to sign up and PAY for all this with their premiums have for the most part not done so.

Correct. I guess those young folks aren't as dumb as we think, even if they do have pottery and basket weaving degrees. I know when my insurance went from $72/month with a $500 deductible to $300/month with a $6000 deductible I said "nope".

[MarcSpaz]

Don't know if you heard, but on WMAL, they said Congress approved BCBS to raise premium rates as much as 116%. If that happens in Va, my plan will cost me over $70k a year and I will no longer be able to afford healthcare insurance. As it is, it's questionable if it's worth it, and that is only because my wife is very ill. If it was just me, I would Not have insurance.