I would ask, Mr. Speaker, for the very poorest and those for whom medical care is not available, who would you suggest is responsible in the final analysis, who should provide the safety net for the unemployed or the poor in this country?
Questioning responsibility for providing a safety net for the poor and unemployed.
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the Congressional Budget Office estimates that repealing the major coverage provisions of the Affordable Care Act will terminate coverage for--sorry, not 30, but 32 million people.
But these projections have turned out to be incorrect. And since the passage of the ACA, Medicare Advantage enrollment has increased, and the premiums have decreased.
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