Last week, the Congressional Budget Office calculated that the law’s tax subsidies are costing 20% less than projected five years ago, when it was passed.
And in December, the feds reported that the once-ruinous spiral of spending on medical care slowed to just 3.6% for 2013 — “the lowest increase on record in the national health expenditures going back to 1960,” according one of the report’s authors.
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It’s increasingly obvious, in other words, that the ACA, aka Obamacare, is beating expectations — not just of its critics, but also its supporters — and moving the country toward the sanity and security of universal health coverage.
So who will be the first major Republican to admit that Obamacare is working?
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