Don't you just love liberal "proof"? They provide an argument that is neither possible to disprove or prove. PJ must have learned this when Obama and friends changed their tune from "creating jobs" to "creating or saving jobs". Without question, this was done to provide Obama and friends and "out" when job growth decreased and sucked.
Most insurance rates have gone up, many people can't keep their doctor, and the economy is weak. These are facts.
Most insurance rates have gone up, many people can't keep their doctor, and the economy is weak. These are facts.
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Originally posted by: pjstroh
AlanLeroy struggles with the English language. He states there is no evidence. Yes, there most certainly is. Its manifested itself in the form of lower premium inlfation and deficit reduction. Hence the conclusion of a pulitzer prize winning fact checking source.
You can have a debate as to how much is attributable to Obamacare or an economic reovery or other factors - but to say there is no evidence is patently false - which is par for the corse on any topic non-partisan AlanLeroy weighs in on.
Originally posted by: pjstroh
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Originally posted by: pjstroh
AlanLeroy says one thing....fact checkers say the oppositte.
And its just another day on LVA.
Politifact: Obamacare is reducing the deficit
Does PJ ever read the articles he quotes?
AlanLeroy said "There is no evidence the ACA has reduced the US deficit" and "Most economists attribute slower growth of medical costs to the Great Recession since those costs started tapering downward well before the ACA went into effect. "
PJ's article states:
"....there is debate among health economists over how much of the downward trend is specifically attributable to the Affordable Care Act.
Mark McClellan, a former head of Medicare and Medicaid under President George W. Bush, now at Brookings, said it’s unlikely the legislation itself is the main factor, since the slowdown in health care costs began before the law was enacted, and most of the cost contractions comes from areas of health care care that aren’t directly affected by the law."
and concludes that "The CBO recently lowered its projection for long-term deficits and specifically cited health care costs as the main reason, though the Affordable Care Act is not necessarily the primary cause of that calculation."
These are the exact points AlanLeroy was making. Does PJ ever tire in being wrong and supporting AlanLeroy's position with linked articles he incorrectly titles? And it's just another day on LVA....indeed.
AlanLeroy struggles with the English language. He states there is no evidence. Yes, there most certainly is. Its manifested itself in the form of lower premium inlfation and deficit reduction. Hence the conclusion of a pulitzer prize winning fact checking source.
You can have a debate as to how much is attributable to Obamacare or an economic reovery or other factors - but to say there is no evidence is patently false - which is par for the corse on any topic non-partisan AlanLeroy weighs in on.
