According to CBO analysis, individual health insurance payments will rise by an average of $2,100 per family.
John Kline: “According to CBO analysis, individual health insurance payments will rise by an average of $2,100 per family.”
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Kline highlights rising health insurance costs contrary to promises made during health care reform debates.
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