It's a case of sticker shock, extreme sticker shock. Two proposals to increase access to health insurance could cost a whopping $1 trillion over 10 years.
This is a legitimate figure, reported by the Congressional Budget Office yesterday. This $1 trillion pricetag would be attached to measures that would create health-insurance exchanges and subsidize the cost [...]
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