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Congressman: 185 times more health plans canceled than selected on federal exchange
12:00 PM 11/15/2013
 
Republicans are continuing to hammer the point that vastly more people have lost their health care than gained new health insurance coverage under Obamacare.

In a Friday memo, House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp emphasized that the number of people who have had their individual health insurance plans canceled due to Obamacare is 185 times the number of people who have selected an insurance plan on the federal Obamacare exchange.

Camp’s memo — released a day after President Obama announced his “fix” to allow people to retain their current coverage until after the midterms — pointed out the 5 million Americans who have had their plans canceled due to Obamacare and the mere 106,185 people who have actually signed up for the exchange, with just 26,794 people enrolling through the federal exchange.

“What they didn’t say was that the data represents not just those who purchased a plan, but also those who have selected a plan – aka placed in their ‘shopping cart,’”  The memo explains of the enrollment data. “This inflated number (what the Administration calls pre-effectuated enrollment) still falls well below the Administration’s month-by-month projections included in a memo obtained by the Ways and Means Committee.”

In a state-by-state comparison of the Obama administration’s projections for the first month of October and the recently released enrollment data, just New York, Rhode Island, and Connecticut exceeded their expectations.



The House is set to vote on a Republican plan to allow insurance providers to continue to provide and sell plans that do not meet the Obamacare requirements.
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In a state-by-state comparison of the Obama administration’s projections for the first month of October and the recently released enrollment data, just New York, Rhode Island, and Connecticut exceeded their expectations.

How very odd these three are deeply blue and all are in the NE. A mere coincidence I am sure.
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When I hear Obama call them substandard plans that are being canceled I want to scream.   My father in law just received his cancelation letter. Now he is a different sort - he thinking if you pay more for a plan you get better coverage, you get put into the front of the line, and you have all these privileges not available to the rest of us, so he was easily  talked into paying for the most expensive plan available (around $3000 a month).    That's stupid, and we been arguing with him for years about it to no avail, but I digress. This "My Plan is better than your Plan" just canceled him.   
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