Next Years Deficit

[g5000]

Families USA, which supports expanded health care coverage, found that about 37% of health care costs for people without insurance — or a total of $42.7 billion — went unpaid last year. That cost eventually was shifted to the insured through higher premiums, according to the group.

Study: Insured pay 'hidden tax' for uninsured health care - USATODAY.com

 

[LordBrownTrout]

Ocare hasn't been paid for. CBO projections were way off in their original 900 billion estimate. 3 trillion are the updated costs. I haven't seen this reflected in the debt as of yet.

WOW 3T. Will we have to raise the debt ceiling 4TRILLION next year? WOW!

Take that with a grain of bourbon....it is coming from the CBO. I think that may be over the next 7 - 10 years.

 

[B. Kidd]

ACA has been paid for. The deficit will go down next year...just like it has gone down this year.

Let the outrage commence!

with what?

Obama money?

Start using your brain and stop thinking with your ideology.

Actually, it will fall back onto, who else, the taxpayers.
I like Peter Schiffs take on it in the following short article:

Peter Schiff Blasts "The Website Is Fixable, Obamacare Isn't!" | Zero Hedge