DEMOCRATS KEEP SHOVELING MONEY AT OBAMACARE
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ObamaCare didnt deliver on its promise of healthcare affordability and stability. President Obamas promise that if you like your healthcare plan, you can keep it was proved to be a lie by 2013. His promise to bring down healthcare costswith savings of
To keep ObamaCare afloat, the federal government has propped it up with hundreds of billions of dollars in handouts directly to the insurance industry while failing to lower costs. These handouts lacked any accountability or eligibility requirements, opening them up to fraud, waste and mass confusion that lined the pockets of insurance companies and brokers, and failing Americans who need help. The whole system is misconceivedbut
To fix
Since 2014, the share of ObamaCare premium costs paid for by the federal government has risen from 68.4% to 80.3%. According to the
It is time to end this madness by lowering the cost of healthcare, encouraging innovation at the state level, stopping fraud and waste in the system, increasing competition in the health insurance and provider markets, and giving the American people the ability to spend healthcare dollars in the way that best meets their individual needs.
We can do this without kicking people off their health insurance or subjecting families to higher costs. The


Without subsidies, health insurance premiums set to skyrocket by 175%
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