Aug 11, 2012 ... Health law, bankruptcy: In declaring that Obama's health care reform law "is  accelerating our country toward bankruptcy," Ryan made good points about  assumptions the Congressional Budget Office made in assessing the law, but  overreached in his claim given that the CBO projects the law to reduce the ...
Jan 25, 2011 ... Health care spending is driving the explosive growth of our debt. And the  President's law is accelerating our country toward bankruptcy. Our debt is out of  control. What was a fiscal challenge is now a fiscal crisis. We cannot deny it;  instead we must, as Americans, confront it responsibly. And that is exactly ...
FactCheck: No evidence that healthcare reform explodes debt. Ryan claimed: " Health care spending is driving the explosive growth of our debt. And the  president's law is accelerating our country toward bankruptcy." The law is actually  expected to reduce the deficit, according to the CBO, over the next two decade  and ...
As floor debate on the repeal measure opened on Tuesday, Representative Paul  Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin and chairman of the Budget Committee, who is a  respected voice on fiscal issues, declared that the health care law would " accelerate our country's path toward bankruptcy." Respected by whom? And,  more ...
But in most European countries, Canada, Australia and Japan they have  socialized health insurance, not socialized medicine. ... Without reform, the U.S.  is headed towards spending 20 percent of our GDP on health care within a  decade (twice as much as other nations with universal coverage), even as we  leave 27 million ...
The health care law "is accelerating our country toward bankruptcy."