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New York Times Gets It Wrong, Again, on ObamaCare
Rep. Dave Camp, Chairman, Committee on Ways and Means, U.S. House of Representatives Link to more items from this source
[Opinion]
Oct. 28, 2014

"Yesterday, The New York Times, a consistent cheerleader for ObamaCare, questions: Is the Affordable Care Act Working? It should come as no surprise that the article states, as if it were fact, that 'For now, dire warnings that the law would cause premiums for most people to rise sharply have proved unfounded.' The truth? As [a recent] Forbes article cites, new health research shows that non-group premiums (those policies families and individuals have to buy on their own instead of getting one from their employer) in 44 states have increased by an average of 24.4 percent versus what was expected prior to enactment of ObamaCare."  MORE >>

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