Dallas Mavericks owner and billionaire politico Mark Cuban just released his own plan to replace Obamacare.
In it, Cuban admitted the costs would be substantial: "We all would end up paying more in taxes, but less in insurance and healthcare costs over time," he wrote.
Dallas Mavericks owner and billionaire politico Mark Cuban just released his own plan to replace Obamacare.
In it, Cuban admitted the costs would be substantial: "We all would end up paying more in taxes, but less in insurance and healthcare costs over time," he wrote.
The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services released its proposed Obamacare changes this morning.
Republican lawmakers are now touting their plans to "repair Obamacare."
Not long ago, their tried and true adage was "repeal and replace Obamacare."
Here's a look at the underlying factors responsible for the Washington GOP's rhetorical shift...
The Obamacare repeal for which GOP members of Congress have been long waiting may just be dead in the water.
Here are the Republican legislators responsible for halting the ACA's dismantlement process...
The Freedom Caucus is taking the first step to cut Obamacare later this month by enacting a new budget.
This new budget will raise the national deficit by $9.7 trillion over the next decade.
And that will bring the total national debt to $29.1 trillion...
There are three controversial (and expensive) Obamacare penalties you and your loved ones could find yourselves paying for in the months ahead.
Here's a look at each one...
And at how to get out of paying them as well...
With Obamacare falling apart, we could see a single-payer healthcare system in the United States as Obamacare continues to break down. Average Obamacare premiums for 2016 plans rose about 9% from January of last year, according to a report from HHS. And for some states, premium increases for certain plans were as high as 40%.
On the Dem side, the favored alternative is a move to a single-payer healthcare system. Indeed, at a rally on Oct. 4, former U.S. President Bill Clinton called Obamacare "the craziest thing in the world," and seemed to support a single-payer system.
Here's exactly what single-payer healthcare is - and what it would mean for your taxes...
Watchdogs have reported Obamacare fraud to Uncle Sam eight times - but to no avail.
Here's a look at their warnings and how these unfixed problems cost you...
With the Department of Justice trying to block two mega-mergers, the health insurance companies have struck back by pulling out of the Obamacare exchanges.
Now Democratic lawmakers are accusing the insurers of using their participation in Obamacare as a bargaining chip to change the DOJ's mind.
But the government is far from innocent here.
The insurers are no saints, but the government is at least as much to blame for this mess...
Obamacare is reportedly costing health insurance companies millions of dollars in losses, but there's something really strange that's going on.
You see, compensation for health insurance CEOs is actually at an all-time high.
Because of an Obamacare policy, more and more doctors are feeling pressured into prescribing habit-forming painkillers to their patients.
In fact, 48% of doctors admitted in a 2014 survey that they felt pressured into prescribing inappropriate pain medications.
Obamacare has been an economic and political nightmare.
It's inflicted enormous damage on the American economy and tens of millions of Americans whose medical care has been turned upside down in the name of providing another entitlement without asking anything in return of the recipients.
It's increased medical costs, deprived Americans of their chosen physicians and treatments, and contributed to a culture of dependency that has no place in a land of liberty.
And now, in 2016, it's about to gut municipal bonds.
Yesterday, the Republican-controlled Senate voted to repeal Obamacare.
The overall vote was 52 to 47. It was the 62nd vote to repeal all or part of the 2010 statute.
UnitedHealth Group Inc. (NYSE: UNH) CEO Stephen J. Hemsley unleashed a bombshell of Obamacare news when he announced that his firm is considering a 2017 exit from the exchanges created by the Affordable Care Act.
This devastating Obamacare news confirmed suspicion that the major insurers aren't doing well with their ACA plans.
So what the heck is going on?
Frankly, it's something the ACA's critics have long predicted...
Today is Oct. 1 - the two-year anniversary of when the Obamacare healthcare exchanges opened for business. So it's a good time to assess the healthcare law.
Some of Obamacare is working. But some parts of the Affordable Care Act have not worked as intended, and some are simply failing altogether.
Here's a full report card on how well Obamacare is working - or not...
