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As of 2023, approximately 16 million people are enrolled in health insurance plans through the Affordable Care Act (ACA), commonly known as Obamacare. This figure includes individuals who have purchased plans through the Health Insurance Marketplace as well as those who qualify for Medicaid expansion in participating states. Enrollment numbers can fluctuate annually based on open enrollment periods and policy changes.
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How many people have signed up for ObamaCare?
4.2 million people are currently enrolled in Obamacare
How many have sign up for ObamaCare?
4.2 million people are currently enrolled in Obamacare
How many Americans have signed up for Obamacare?
It is estimated that more than 8 million people have signed up for Obamacare, as of December 2014.
What are some issues with the ObamaCare program?
There are many benefits and issues with the ObamaCare program. Some of the issues include that people will be paying taxes for other people's health insurance. Also, people who do not desire health insurance will be required to get it or pay a fee.
Will congress force microchips on people for ObamaCare?
No, they will not.
Does Mitt Romney think all people should have Obamacare?
No in his last debate he said that he wants to get rid of Obamacare.
Does the ObamaCare plan include microchip implant in people?
no
What is the point of Obamacare?
The official position for the purpose of the Affordable Healthcare Act (Obamacare) is that it will provide healthcare to all people in the United States.
How many new taxes in ObamaCare?
27
How many pages are in ObamaCare?
2000 pages
Why does the Left continue to defend Obamacare?
The reason the Left Wing people continue to defend Obamacare is because they truly believe in it and think it will be a good thing.
Does the new ObamaCare Law have a provision in it that taxes the future sale of your house another 3.8 percent?
No, this is another of the many internet myths about the Affordable Care Act, called "Obamacare" by many people. There is no such tax on the future sale of homes. Snopes.com and other fact-checking sites have debunked this claim.
