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An influential conservative think tank contends that a quarter of all ObamaCare exchange enrollments were improper, adding more fuel to claims from the Trump administration and GOP lawmakers that the exchanges are rife with fraud.
The Paragon Health Institute’s report found more than 6 million people were improperly enrolled in the health law’s exchanges in 2026. The report also argued taxpayers will improperly subsidize the Affordable Care Act program by nearly $25 billion.
What has happened in Minnesota is surely going on in other states such as California etc.
Oh, and take a minute to watch this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-5J2TH50gY
That’s right, Fred. And I expect they barely scratched the surface because Medicaid expansion is part of Obamacare. You would have to examine each individual state’s Medicaid program to be able to know how much fraud is present with Medicaid expansion.