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Mr. Gruber’s study predicted about 90 percent of individuals without employer-sponsored or public insurance would see their premiums spike by an average of 41 percent. Once tax subsidies were factored in, about 60 percent of those in the individual market were projected to see their premiums go up 31 percent, according to his analysis.
In addition, 53 percent of those insured by companies with fewer than 50 employees, would see their premiums rise by an average of 15 percent even after subsidies, Mr. Gruber forecasted. The report warned such increases could impact small companies’ decision whether to provide health insurance to their workers.
Read more: Jonathan Gruber warned of Obamacare premium spike as president promised savings - Washington Times
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The truth ignored by Obama and his lovers at the various branches of Pravda USSA.
And after those tax subsidies... the premiums still go up, and the money for those tax subsidies... it grows on trees? Who pays those taxes?