President Obama campaigned that his plan was going to lower premiums across the country by $2,500 a year, and here we are 3 years later with premiums higher by $3,000 with a large jump expected again next year.
Gingrey criticizes Obama's promise of lower premiums, highlighting significant increases instead.
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The maintenance of effort provisions in Obamacare have not only been costly, but they have been a barrier to reforms.
In my home State of Georgia the insurance commission announced that for the average 27 year old no longer on their parents' policy, premiums are set to rise anywhere from 85 to 198 percent.
I have a bill, 6320, which repeals this clearly dangerous provision, and I plan to reintroduce this bill in the 113th Congress.
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