Jan 12, 2017 ... The reason: 20 million Americans gained insurance under the Affordable Care  Act, sending the uninsured rate plummeting to an all-time low. But this ... had a  theory, back when they passed the law in 2010, that health reform would get  more popular as the benefits rolled out and more people got coverage.
Dec 11, 2016 ... A full repeal of Obamacare, which Republicans say they are unlikely to do, would  take health insurance away from 30 million people, a new study shows. ... But it  would not involve as much federal regulation, and it would eliminate a highly  unpopular requirement that most Americans get health insurance or ...
Mar 13, 2017 ... WASHINGTON — The House Republican plan to replace the Affordable Care Act  would increase the number of people without health insurance by 24 million by  2026, while slicing $337 billion off federal budget deficits over that time, the  nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said Monday. Republicans ...
Jun 27, 2017 ... Conversely, House Speaker Paul Ryan says of the 22 million, “It's not that that  people are getting pushed off our plan. It's that people will ... The White House  sought to discredit the CBO estimate, tweeting that the agency's analysis of the  Affordable Care Act in 2010 was off by “100%.” The “CBO estimated ...
Oct 26, 2014 ... Over the next four years, the law is projected to expand coverage to millions more  Americans. That will be a big change, but it will not eliminate the problem of the  uninsured. About 30 million people are expected to remain uninsured even after  several years, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
Says the goal of the Affordable Care Act was to get 30 million people insured, but it only got 7 million.