The Affordable Care Act is deeply flawed, incurring increased costs, excessive  health care spending and taxation, and managerial failures.
Jun 26, 2017 ... 22 million will lose health care coverage, according to the Congressional Budget  Office estimated would lose insurance under the bill that passed the ... would lose  coverage under the Senate bill, 15 million are currently covered by Medicaid,  which the bill would cut by about $774 billion over 10 years.
increasing the threshold at which medical expenses paid directly by consumers  become tax deductible from 7.5% of adjusted gross income to generally 10%.[45]  [46] ... In the U.S. during 2010, the average annual per capita personal  healthcare spending for 65-84 year-olds was 3.6 times higher than that of 19-44  year-olds: ...
Jun 27, 2017 ... Yesterday, the Congressional Budget Office published its estimate of the Senate  GOP health care bill. Democrats are trumpeting the claim that under the bill, 22  million fewer people will have coverage than under Obamacare in 2026. But the  CBO's estimates are deeply flawed.
Sep 1, 2010 ... At more than 2500 pages and 500000 words long, this year's health care  legislation will fundamentally change the nation's health care industry.1 It also  will result in large ... Over the next 10 years, Medicaid costs in the other 49 states  rose by 71 percent, but in Tennessee they increased by 149 percent.
The Democratic health care bill will "collect higher taxes for 10 years and provide health care for only six years."