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In response to "Here's a good spot to ask 2 questions." by Strongbad

About 8-11 million, nearly 25% have healthcare that previously didn't. I don't know the answer to the second but I'm trying to find one. -- nm

Posted by Krusty (aka Krustylu) Jun 25 '15, 06:44

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Thanks. I've been wondering about #2 for a while. Never seen a number. -- nm - Strongbad Jun 25, 06:45 2
- I posit that if the number were significant, we'd know. There's a reason we only heard about specific example cases in the furor. - ty97 Jun 25, 07:01
- I don't know of anyone that lost coverage but I'm sure plenty did or just can't afford the increase in costs. -- nm - Krusty Jun 25, 06:50
That was through 2014. The numbers should be higher after the new enrollment period earlier this year. -- nm - Krusty Jun 25, 06:45 1
- With the medicaid expansion made optional it hurt the overall enrollment and lowered the number of people to be covered. That was a big mistake and - Krusty Jun 25, 06:47

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