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17 sie 2012 · On a comparable basis, President Obama supports about $990 billion of past and future Medicare cuts through 2022. The Ryan budget supports $930 billion. And Governor Romney has so far voiced support only for enacting tort reform – which would save $30 to $40 billion from Medicare.
- Updated Estimates of The Affordable Care Act
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- Updated Estimates of The Affordable Care Act
12 gru 2018 · In this chapter we discuss the origins of the ACA, the factors that influenced its implementation, and Republican efforts to repeal and replace it. We do so considering the institutional, interest group, and ideological factors that facilitated some provisions of the legislation and undermined others.
24 sie 2012 · Mitt Romney has claimed that President Barack Obama has “robbed” Medicare. Rep. Paul Ryan, Romney’s running mate, said Obama “turned Medicare into a piggy bank to fund Obamacare,” promising...
In this Special Communication, President Barack Obama reviews the Affordable Care Act: why he pursued it, what it has effected, and how the health care
20 sie 2012 · We found that exaggerated what Obama had done in the health care law. While the health care law reduces the amount of future spending growth in Medicare, the law doesn't actually cut...
16 sie 2012 · Obamacare’s Medicare cuts don’t harm seniors’ health benefits. “Mitt Romney’s Medicare ad is dishonest and hypocritical,” claims Obama campaign spokeswoman Lis Smith. “The savings his...
11 kwi 2013 · Obama plans to cut between $200 billion and $380 billion more from Social Security and Medicare than Republicans in the next ten years
