ObamaCare tally likely to exceed lowered target
About 10.5 million people are expected to buy health insurance by the end of 2015.
Note: this is NOT the lowered target. The target for 2014 was 13 million and that was moved forward to 2015. Now, "they" are attempting to rewrite history, again, as they pretend that all things concerning ObamaCare are going "wimmingly."
The insured pool from which ObamaCare is drawing its current [forced] enrollment, is some 16 million policies, purchased away from the workplace. The employer mandates have been postponed until 2015, in order to fool the American people as the Administration fights to explosive negatives this law is creating. Understand that the employer mandates include some 140/160 million policy holders plus their families. By the end of 2015, the Administration's forced insurance/tax law was to have enrolled some 200 million policy holders plus their families. It was to have been fully inforce, universal in its coverage and profitable.
Instead, there are less than 9 million policy holders enrolled via the state exchanges, and less than 20 million, over all. 40 million Americans remain uninsured and the program is heavily in debt . . . . . . . a colossal failure by anyone standards.
The insured pool from which ObamaCare is drawing its current [forced] enrollment, is some 16 million policies, purchased away from the workplace. The employer mandates have been postponed until 2015, in order to fool the American people as the Administration fights to explosive negatives this law is creating. Understand that the employer mandates include some 140/160 million policy holders plus their families. By the end of 2015, the Administration's forced insurance/tax law was to have enrolled some 200 million policy holders plus their families. It was to have been fully inforce, universal in its coverage and profitable.
Instead, there are less than 9 million policy holders enrolled via the state exchanges, and less than 20 million, over all. 40 million Americans remain uninsured and the program is heavily in debt . . . . . . . a colossal failure by anyone standards.
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