On Thursday, the Obama administration said they expect to have 10 million people enrolled on the Obamacare
insurance exchanges in 2016. They further said they expect to sign-up
only one in four of those still uninsured and eligible during the 2016
open enrollment scheduled to begin on November 1.
These are astonishing admissions.
In
2013 the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimated that the Obamacare
insurance exchanges would enroll an average of 22 million people during
2016.
Given the original expectations how can we now not say this program is a terrible failure?
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