If the individual mandate is repealed, the Congressional Budget Office estimates that 13 million more people will be uninsured and that premiums will go up by 10 percent.
Al Franken: “If the individual mandate is repealed, the Congressional Budget Office estimates that 13 million more people will be…”
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Franken warns about the consequences of repealing the individual mandate on insurance coverage.
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