GOP Health Care Law Could Cost Nearly 1 Million Jobs, Report Finds

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GOP Health Care Law Could Cost Nearly 1 Million Jobs, Report Finds
Source: NBC

“The AHCA would initially cause a brief spurt of economic growth from tax cuts, which primarily help those with high incomes,” said Leighton Ku, director of the Center for Health Policy Research at the Milken Institute School of Public Health at GW, who led the study team.

“However, cuts in funding for Medicaid and health subsidies then begin to deepen, triggering sharp job losses and broad disruption of state economies in the following years,” Ku added.

“Within a decade, almost a million fewer people would have jobs. The downturn would hit the health care sector and states that expanded Medicaid the hardest.”

Health care has added an average 22,000 jobs a month so far in 2017, compared to an average monthly gain of 32,000 in 2016,” the Bureau of Labor Statistics said in its May statement. That adds up to 329,000 jobs over the past year."


Read more: The Republican health law could cost jobs in every state, experts say

This is just plain stupidity.
 
GOP Health Care Law Could Cost Nearly 1 Million Jobs, Report Finds
Source: NBC

“The AHCA would initially cause a brief spurt of economic growth from tax cuts, which primarily help those with high incomes,” said Leighton Ku, director of the Center for Health Policy Research at the Milken Institute School of Public Health at GW, who led the study team.

“However, cuts in funding for Medicaid and health subsidies then begin to deepen, triggering sharp job losses and broad disruption of state economies in the following years,” Ku added.

“Within a decade, almost a million fewer people would have jobs. The downturn would hit the health care sector and states that expanded Medicaid the hardest.”

Health care has added an average 22,000 jobs a month so far in 2017, compared to an average monthly gain of 32,000 in 2016,” the Bureau of Labor Statistics said in its May statement. That adds up to 329,000 jobs over the past year."


Read more: The Republican health law could cost jobs in every state, experts say

This is just plain stupidity.
Why are you even worried about the house bill? You won't even recognize the health care bill when the Senate gets done with it. Plain and simple. That health care bill from the house is going NO WHERE.
 
Well Trump has already come out and said the House's version of the AHCA is terrible. His sheep have probably already forgotten about the Rose Garden celebration.
 
GOP Health Care Law Could Cost Nearly 1 Million Jobs, Report Finds
Source: NBC

“The AHCA would initially cause a brief spurt of economic growth from tax cuts, which primarily help those with high incomes,” said Leighton Ku, director of the Center for Health Policy Research at the Milken Institute School of Public Health at GW, who led the study team.

“However, cuts in funding for Medicaid and health subsidies then begin to deepen, triggering sharp job losses and broad disruption of state economies in the following years,” Ku added.

“Within a decade, almost a million fewer people would have jobs. The downturn would hit the health care sector and states that expanded Medicaid the hardest.”

Health care has added an average 22,000 jobs a month so far in 2017, compared to an average monthly gain of 32,000 in 2016,” the Bureau of Labor Statistics said in its May statement. That adds up to 329,000 jobs over the past year."


Read more: The Republican health law could cost jobs in every state, experts say

This is just plain stupidity.
Why are you even worried about the house bill? You won't even recognize the health care bill when the Senate gets done with it. Plain and simple. That health care bill from the house is going NO WHERE.

So you don't think that it will pass in the senate then ?
 
GOP Health Care Law Could Cost Nearly 1 Million Jobs, Report Finds
Source: NBC

“The AHCA would initially cause a brief spurt of economic growth from tax cuts, which primarily help those with high incomes,” said Leighton Ku, director of the Center for Health Policy Research at the Milken Institute School of Public Health at GW, who led the study team.

“However, cuts in funding for Medicaid and health subsidies then begin to deepen, triggering sharp job losses and broad disruption of state economies in the following years,” Ku added.

“Within a decade, almost a million fewer people would have jobs. The downturn would hit the health care sector and states that expanded Medicaid the hardest.”

Health care has added an average 22,000 jobs a month so far in 2017, compared to an average monthly gain of 32,000 in 2016,” the Bureau of Labor Statistics said in its May statement. That adds up to 329,000 jobs over the past year."


Read more: The Republican health law could cost jobs in every state, experts say

This is just plain stupidity.
Why are you even worried about the house bill? You won't even recognize the health care bill when the Senate gets done with it. Plain and simple. That health care bill from the house is going NO WHERE.

So you don't think that it will pass in the senate then ?
Senate is making its own bill. They are the more sane of the 2 bodies.
Mass exodus! U.S. doctors fleeing medicine

I hope you have as much outrage for this as well? Obamacare ran doctors out of business....

Ehhh no...we are getting more Nurse practitioners to see the daily things and the doctors for the harder things like cancer or surgeries..
Why is this happening?

Because of the cost of Education

Read the article. People would rather retire or quit the career than jump through the hoops.
 

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