Sep 28, 2015 ... Nearly 9 million people gained insurance last year, a win for “Obamacare” as the  president's signature health care law expanded Medicaid and opened health  insur… ... But that still left more than 14 million Americans who don't have  insurance and don't fall into any of these categories.
PolitiFact National on Friday, November 20th, 2009. Half-True. A back-of-the- envelope estimate. Orrin Hatch · If you don't count illegal aliens, people who  qualify for other insurance, and people who make more than $75,000 a year, "it  leaves about 15 million people" who are uninsured. — PolitiFact National on  Friday, ...
Republicans in the Senate narrowly passed a tax overhaul bill early Saturday  that includes the repeal of the Affordable Care Act's requirement that all  Americans ... Previously, the CBO estimated that if the individual mandate were  repealed, it would cause 4 million people not have insurance and raise  premiums 10 percent.
In an earlier study, we've estimated that 64 percent of illegal immigrants are  uninsured and they account for about one out of seven people in the United  States without health insurance. And if we were to count their U.S.-born children,  then it's more like one out of every six people without health insurance in the  United States ...
That makes those plans particularly affordable for people who qualify for  premium subsidies but who don't get CSR ... Open enrollment ends on December  15, though, so there is much less time than there was in prior years to select a  plan for the ...
If you don't count illegal aliens, people who qualify for other insurance, and people who make more than $75,000 a year, "it leaves about 15 million people" who are uninsured.