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http://www.mrc.org/articles/fact-she...icas-uninsured Originally Posted by LexusLover
More "cut and pastes" brought to you by LL, " Originally Posted by bigtexUhhhhhh ... that's a "LINK" .... BT. Since you don't like "LINKS" ...
With 4 million signups, the insurance exchanges are stable. This is why it is gaining traction. From the link at the bottom.Who is Charles Gaba? I have trouble finding out exactly who he is or what he does for whom? Since the target keeps changing how can you talk statistics. You can't find A or B, if C keeps changing. (A+B=C) Let me point out the obvious, Obamacare's website and the program has underperformed in every category and you still think that at the end they will hit the mark (whatever that is at the time). Only with Soviet style math can they do that.
-- The grand total of Obamacare enrollees -- including insurance exchanges, Medicaid members, and young persons kept on their parents plans -- can be estimated as high as 13 million, according to independent statistician Charles Gaba, whose conclusions and methodology can be found here.
Gaba estimates the number of exchange members at somewhere between 3.65 million and 4.73 million as of the beginning of March. That makes it look plausible, if not certain, that the total will reach 6 million by the end of open enrollment, March 31. And that figure is the revised projection for 2014 enrollment from the Congressional Budget Office-- pared down from its original target of 7 million, because of the well-known technical problems suffered in October and November by the HealthCare.gov website. It's important to remember that experts expect the pace of enrollments to pick up steam all through this month, as the deadline approaches.
http://www.latimes.com/business/hilt...#ixzz2w605mkDD Originally Posted by flghtr65
Who is Charles Gaba? I have trouble finding out exactly who he is or what he does for whom? Since the target keeps changing how can you talk statistics. You can't find A or B, if C keeps changing. (A+B=C) Let me point out the obvious, Obamacare's website and the program has underperformed in every category and you still think that at the end they will hit the mark (whatever that is at the time). Only with Soviet style math can they do that.
By the way, the only real contender to be Charles Gaba is a web designer and not a statistician. You link goes to a graphic that he may have created but it does not say where the stats came from. Real weak post. Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn
what does it matter? ... you're too stupid to process stats or refuse to accept stats that prove you're an idiot ... but rest assured, you're an idiot Originally Posted by CJ7Are those the "stats" released by Obaminable and his band of crooks?
Are those the "stats" released by Obaminable and his band of crooks?
And he is an "idiot" because he doesn't swallow them hook, line, and sinker ...like gullible you does?
A problem with folks like you is ... you actually believe you are smarter than everyone else....
.. and they will accept your bullshit with nothing to back it up ... but more bullshit. So..
in an effort to intimidate them and shut them up ... you start the idiot and liar shit.
You are not only immature, but you are intellectually weak, if not devoid. Originally Posted by LexusLover
nope you dope, I posted the link, and automatically the right wing morons revert back to 2008 ...prove Gallup wrong, I'm sure your stats are much better ... you do keep stats don't you? Originally Posted by CJ7The "relevance" (you can look that up phonetically I think) of the pre-2010 statistics ... IS ... get ready for this ..... they were used in the propaganda to get the ACA on the road to sticking it up the taxpayers' asses ... One Trillion at a time .... while at the same time .... sticking union bailouts down their throats.
The "relevance" (you can look that up phonetically I think) of the pre-2010 statistics ... IS ... get ready for this ..... they were used in the propaganda to get the ACA on the road to sticking it up the taxpayers' asses ... One Trillion at a time .... while at the same time .... sticking union bailouts down their throats.
To determine if the ACA is doing ANYTHING POSITIVE to the ill that it was SOLD to CURE one must determine the extent of the ILL IT WAS SOLD TO CURE.
Thus the fictitious number of 40 million uninsured down from 50 million originally.
In REALITY (you can look that one up too phonetically or ebonically as you prefer) then only "uninsured" the law was intended to "insure" were the ones who didn't have any and couldn't pay for any ... who qualified for Medicaid!!!
So rather than fade the heat of attempting to REWRITE the Medicaid qualifications to be approved by Congress and suffer the consequences of doing so prior to the 2012 elections .. a FRAUD based on lies was perpetrated on dunces like you, BT, EVA, DOVE, et al, .... to believe that the grand health insurance wizard was going to provide "cheap" health insurance coverage FOR EVERYONE and not only would they be able to keep their existing coverage, but they would be able to keep all their providers they had grown to respect and depend upon for treating them.
And the Dems bought it, hook, line, and sinker. But now they find out ...
.. its' just a SINKER!
And the snake oil salesman who sold them a bill of goods is buying his way out of the scheme by GIVING THEM UNCONSTITUTIONAL RELIEF BY EXECUTIVE ORDERS....including the unions and his buddies who contributed to him and will in the future when he is ready to retire.
Enjoy the "fruit of the poisonous tree" ... so to speak. It is bitter.
I just use the stats provided .... 40 million uninsured minus 4 million signed up = 36 million.
Just what the CBO projected in 2010. Originally Posted by LexusLover
So CJ says he can't confirm and we should shut up because we're going to out him again as a fool. Come on, give us something else to work with other than picking on your for being stupid. Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn
Right there ... in your post.The CBO projects by the year 2018, 25 million of these 36 million will be insured by the exchanges. Look at the column graph for table 3. The increase in the percentage of people insured happens over time, specifically from years 2014 to 2018. The increase in the total per cent of non-elderly citizens insured goes from 83 to 93%. Thus the CBO is predicting that the effect that the ACA will have is that the percentage of insured citizens will increase by 10%. It takes 4 years for this increase to happen. It will not happen in one year.
40 million who do not have insurance and want insurance?
4 million "signups' ... which doesn't mean they HAVE insurance.
Even the administration predicted 7 million was required to be viable.
Where are the other 36 million (according to your numbers) who want insurance and could not get it before the ACA? Originally Posted by LexusLover
LexusLover, I will agree with you for only the third time on "36 million will remain uninsured even if" . You just need to substract out the number for the illegal immigrants which is approximately 10 million people. If you do that then the amount of people uninsured (26 million) matches the CBO projection in year 2018 in the column graph in Table 3 from link below. This report was signed by the Director of the CBO, Elmendorf.
Fact: CBO analysis found that 36 million people would remain uninsured even if the Senate’s $1.6 trillion health care plan is passed.
"Traction"?
So we got 4 million "signed up" out of 40 million .... EQUALS ...... 36 million!!!!!!
Not only can I read "bar graphs" I can do math!!!! Originally Posted by LexusLover
The point in delaying the personal mandate is politics. Elections are coming up. The website did not work for two months. Several million cancellation letters went out. The mandate is not popular to begin with. The reason that mandate can be delayed is that a risk pool of 4+ million people is enough volume to stabilize the government exchanges. With 4 + million people signing up, there is enough volume that the health insurance companies can make a profit selling policies on the exchanges. Originally Posted by flghtr65It's all a big pipe dream. The true reality of all these numbers is all based on best case scenarios on paper, when it comes down to it though when premiums aren't paid and policies lapse someone has to take the fall and it's going to be in the form of premium increases for those not on the exchange. Obamacare is nothing more than a classic Ponzi scheme. The long range goal of Obamacare is to eventually eliminate the private market so everyone including employee based plans will be diverted to the exchange system so we all will be on a single payer system. You may see that taking shape in around 2020. This may not be a big deal for young healthy people or for older individuals who are still in good health but for those that have more serious health concerns or those that develop catastrophic health conditions they may face a lower degree of healthcare or less affective options to deal with their medical conditions. If you think this is a crock, take a minute to think about the credit history many people have today especially young people. Everybody thinks Obamacare is a free ride, it really isn't.
It's all a big pipe dream. The true reality of all these numbers is all based on best case scenarios on paper, when it comes down to it though when premiums aren't paid and policies lapse someone has to take the fall and it's going to be in the form of premium increases for those not on the exchange. Obamacare is nothing more than a classic Ponzi scheme. The long range goal of Obamacare is to eventually eliminate the private market so everyone including employee based plans will be diverted to the exchange system so we all will be on a single payer system. You may see that taking shape in around 2020. This may not be a big deal for young healthy people or for older individuals who are still in good health but for those that have more serious health concerns or those that develop catastrophic health conditions they may face a lower degree of healthcare or less affective options to deal with their medical conditions. If you think this is a crock, take a minute to think about the credit history many people have today especially young people. Everybody thinks Obamacare is a free ride, it really isn't.True, Obamacare is not a free ride. I don't think everyone thinks that it is. The closer your income is to $24,000 the more subsidy you get. The closer your income is to$94,000 the less you get. The success of the ACA will depend on the health insurance companies. Will they continue to sell health insurance polices on the exchanges in 2020? The employer group market is not really changing other than the new policies will have to be offered by the health insurance companies in 3 years.
Jim Originally Posted by Mr MojoRisin