When ObamaCare was being sold to the American people, one of the claims was that it would get uninsured Americans private insurance. Instead, it seems to be going in the opposite direction.
This week, The Post’s S.A. Miller and Carl Campanile reported that only a third of the 37,000 New Yorkers who enrolled in health care through the state’s new exchange signed up for private insurance. Nearly two-thirds opted for Medicaid, a state program partly funded by the federal government.
That’s just what’s got many insurers worried. Because to pay for ObamaCare’s benefits, they need a great many more healthy people to sign up.
Bill O'Reilly and Lou Dobbs discuss Obamacare and the surge in enrollment in Medicaid over private insurance.
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O'REILLY: "Lou's the Boss" segment tonight, CBS News has been aggressive in investigating Obamacare. Here is what was said this morning.
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