Romney has promised that his first action on day one of a Romney administration would be to repeal Obama's Affordable Care Act. Of course, he wouldn’t have any authority to do that and attempting to pass legislation in congress would get stopped short in the Democratic-controlled senate. However, he may want to have a discussion with his running mate. It was recently disclosed that Paul Ryan quietly applied for funding for a Wisconsin healthcare clinic in his district. The funds would come entirely from the Affordable Care Act that Ryan and Romney now propose to repeal.
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Showing posts with label ACA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ACA. Show all posts
Monday, September 10, 2012
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
GAO: National Debt Would Skyrocket If ACA 'Obamacare' Not Implemented
The Government Accountability Office, which audits federal spending, has concluded that the national debt would rise precipitously if President Obama's health care legislation doesn't go into effect. A report titled "The Federal Government's Long-Term Fiscal Outlook" states that several parts of the health plan "were designed to control the growth of health care costs. The full implementation and effectiveness of these cost-control provisions... would slow the growth in federal health care spending over the long term." If the legislation were thrown out, though, the forecast becomes considerably more gloomy. The report does not go into detail about the consequences of an invalidated law -- but as TPM reports, it clearly implies that "if key cost-control measures in the law, and other automatic cuts to Medicare spending baked into current law, are ignored, or overridden by Congress...
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Health Care Spending Before Affordable Care Act
Health Care Spending in the United States Before the Affordable Care Act
mercatus.org - Health care is once again taking center stage. Friday marked the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) two-year anniversary. This week the Supreme Court will hear arguments on the health care bill and discus...
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