Open Enrollment Is A Warning, Not A Cause For Celebration

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : A cool $30 billion in 2022 -- on top of the $60 billion in legacy subsidies established by Obamacare.
60% : Moreover, the study showed that of the 19 million people who gained coverage through the Affordable Care Act, 17.4 million did so as a result of Medicaid expansion.
57% : Since its inception, Obamacare has masked its surging premiums with increasingly generous subsidies courtesy of John Q. Public.
54% : Subsidies have become such an integral part of Obamacare that the program's supporters now boast about them as if they were an innovation to be celebrated, not a desperate stopgap -- and an expensive one to boot!
54% : A new paper from Daniel Cruz and Greg Fann of the Paragon Institute found that enrollment in private insurance in 2021 was essentially the same as pre-Obamacare levels.
50% : It's been more than a decade since Obamacare promised to revolutionize the health insurance market.
47% : The price of insurance has surged because of Obamacare's cost-inflating mandates and regulations.
35% : Unfortunately, no amount of spin can obscure the fact that Obamacare is failing.

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