Repeal and Replace Obamacare

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Repeal and Replace Obamacare

Obamacare has led to higher costs and fewer health insurance options for millions of Americans. The 2010 healthcare law has brought the American people rising premiums, unaffordable deductibles, fewer insurance choices, and higher taxes. President Donald J. Trump promised to repeal and replace this disaster, and that is exactly what he is working with Congress to achieve.

President Trump Meets With Families Adversely Affected by Obamacare

These victims of Obamacare shared stories of skyrocketing premiums, denied access, restrictions, and low
reimbursement rates due to Obamacare’s failing infrastructure.

Obamacare Fact of the Day:

Obamacare failing UT

Breaking the Beltway Mentality: Billions in New Spending Is Not a ‘Cut’

Under the healthcare bill currently being considered by the Senate, spending on Medicaid ... would increase from $393 billion this year to $464 billion in 2027—and that’s adjusting for inflation.

Remember All of Obamacare’s Broken Promises?

There were a lot of promises made in selling Obamacare—and it seems like just about all of them have been broken.

CBO’s Failed Obamacare Enrollment Projections

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has consistently failed to accurately predict how legislation will impact health insurance coverage.

The Failing Obamacare Insurance Market

Obamacare forces Americans to choose from fewer options or pay the IRS for the right to go without.

Nearly 30 million Americans still without health-insurance coverage

In just the first few months of this year, nearly two million people dropped their Obamacare coverage.

Americans’ health insurance options are disappearing at a startling rate

Under Obamacare, Americans’ health insurance options are disappearing at a startling rate.

Obamacare is Failing the American People

Premiums were supposed to drop, but instead they have soared by nearly $3,000.

Obamacare listening session

Secretary Price Hosts Listening Session with Obamacare Victims

Citizens from Ohio, Iowa, and Missouri shared real-life stories of how Obamacare has negatively impacted themselves, their families, their businesses, and their communities.

Vice President's Obamacare listening session

VICE PRESIDENT PENCE Hosts Listening Session with Obamacare Victims

Families from across the country joined Vice President Mike Pence to share their healthcare journeys and discuss the urgent need to repeal and replace Obamacare.

Americans are Suffering Under Obamacare, Hear Their Stories

AMERICANS ARE SUFFERING UNDER OBAMACARE, HEAR THEIR STORIES

President Donald J. Trump held a listening session to hear directly from Americans that have experienced significant hardship as a result of Obamacare’s poor coverage and rising prices.

Stories from Victims of Obamacare

Obamacare Failures in the News

“CMS: 47 counties won't have Obamacare coverage in 2018”

“Forty-seven counties are projected to have no Obamacare insurers next year and 1,200 could have only one, according to a new federal report.”
-Washington Examiner

“Last Insurer in Delaware Requests Rate Hike of 33.6% For 2018”

“The state of Delaware has only two insurers participating on the exchanges this year…”
-Washington Free Beacon

“Only ObamaCare insurer in most Iowa counties to hike premiums by 43.5 percent”

“One of the last insurers on Iowa's ObamaCare exchanges announced … an average rate increase of 43.5 percent.”
-The Hill

“Consumer advocacy groups protest CareFirst rate increase proposal”

“CareFirst asked the Maryland Insurance Administration for average premium increases of 52 percent in 2018”
-The Baltimore Sun

“Anthem pulls out of ObamaCare exchanges in Midwest, fueling GOP repeal push”

“…the nation’s second-largest health insurer announced Wednesday it plans to pull out of ObamaCare exchanges in Indiana and Wisconsin…”
-Fox News

“State insurers to seek rate hike for 2018 ObamaCare policies”

“New York’s health insurers will request double-digit rate increases for ObamaCare policies for 2018”
-New York Post

“CBO: Uninsured to jump because of Obamacare price hikes”

Obamacare premiums will rise an average of 5 percent a year over the next decade...Higher Obamacare premiums will cause 2 million more people than expected to become uninsured between this year and next
-Washington Examiner

“Obamacare costs projected to rise faster than inflation in next decade as enrollment declines”

Obamacare premiums will rise an average of 5 percent a year over the next decade...
-Washington Times

“Those New Uninsured Numbers Are Not Good News For ObamaCare”

For millions of Americans, the "Affordable Care Act" is a cruel joke.

-Investor's Business Daily

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Repeal and Replace Obamacare

President Trump Meets With Families Adversely Affected by Obamacare

Obamacare Fact of the Day:

Breaking the Beltway Mentality: Billions in New Spending Is Not a ‘Cut’

Remember All of Obamacare’s Broken Promises?

CBO’s Failed Obamacare Enrollment Projections

The Failing Obamacare Insurance Market

Nearly 30 million Americans still without health-insurance coverage

Americans’ health insurance options are disappearing at a startling rate

Obamacare is Failing the American People

Secretary Price Hosts Listening Session with Obamacare Victims

VICE PRESIDENT PENCE Hosts Listening Session with Obamacare Victims

AMERICANS ARE SUFFERING UNDER OBAMACARE, HEAR THEIR STORIES

Stories from Victims of Obamacare

Obamacare Failures in the News

“CMS: 47 counties won't have Obamacare coverage in 2018”

“Last Insurer in Delaware Requests Rate Hike of 33.6% For 2018”

“Only ObamaCare insurer in most Iowa counties to hike premiums by 43.5 percent”

“Consumer advocacy groups protest CareFirst rate increase proposal”

“Anthem pulls out of ObamaCare exchanges in Midwest, fueling GOP repeal push”

“State insurers to seek rate hike for 2018 ObamaCare policies”

“CBO: Uninsured to jump because of Obamacare price hikes”

“Obamacare costs projected to rise faster than inflation in next decade as enrollment declines”

“Those New Uninsured Numbers Are Not Good News For ObamaCare”