Benny boy, how's your family?
Ah, not bad, boy
You know, we had to move my father to another old folks home
Hey, I got my own fuckin' problems Sy Ari da Kid – The Sopranos
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They are arguing that what the tweet said about Obamacare leading to fewer health insurance options for millions of Americans.
Here, Politifact discusses the significant drop in the overall number of people in the United States who were uninsured.
This is not, however, the claim the Trump Administration made in their tweet. When discussing, “fewer health insurance options,” people refer to how there are fewer insurance companies in the marketplace.
The video embedded in the tweet in question states:
83 insurers abandoned the Obamacare marketplace this year alone.
In addition to what’s mentioned, CNBC reported:
- 47 counties are projected as of now to have no Obamacare insurers in 2018.
- As many as 1,200 counties are projected to have just one such insurer next year.
- More counties could be left "bare," or with just one insurer in coming weeks as insurers announce their intentions.
Ben Shapiro calls out Politifact on their irrelevant statements on The Daily Wire and adds his arguments in the process:
Those who have been added to the insurance rolls under Obamacare aren’t actually buying health insurance for the most part – they’re being forced onto Medicaid.
