Apr 13, 2014 ... You said no one would sign up. You said it ... "It's costing 2 million jobs,"  Ingraham jumped in, attributing the figure to the nonpartisan Congressional  Budget Office. ... It is possible to say, however, whether pundits are accurately  summarizing projections from nonpartisan government analysts about the law.
Feb 24, 2014 ... Little did I realize the true figure would turn out to be closer to 2.9 million. What  changed? The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office recently reported that  Obamacare will shrink the economy by the equivalent of 2.5 million full-time (FTE ) workers—roughly tripling its earlier estimate of job losses. But I've ...
Feb 5, 2014 ... Ever since the Affordable Care Act passed, Republicans and conservative talk  show hosts labeled it as a job killer and in their view, the latest economic report  proves their point. The Congressional Budget Office, the nonpartisan number  crunchers for Congress, estimated that 10 years from now, there ...
Mar 5, 2015 ... Barring an asteroid or the biggest economic surprise in recent history, Friday's  jobs report will be the 60th straight month that America's private sector has  gained jobs. That's a new record — but another milestone this month arguably  looms larger. March marks five years since the Affordable Care Act was ...
Apr 1, 2014 ... By August 2010, the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office was predicting  the health care law would reduce the labor supply by the equivalent of 800,000  jobs. This past February, CBO predicted that Obamacare's flawed policy  incentives will effectively drive 2.5 million people out of the workforce by ...
Nonpartisan government analysts say Obamacare will cost our economy up to 2.5 million jobs.