Mick
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He will have to go search CNN twitter history and get back with you on that answerHere’s a look at the Affordable Care Act enrollees:
* 84,187 did not specify a gender.
- 8,019,763: People who have signed up for the Affordable Care Act
- 4,301,656: Female enrollees
- 3,633,920*: Male enrollees
- 2.2 million: Enrollees ages 18-34
- 1.37 million: Enrollees ages 35-44
- 1.81 million: Enrollees ages 45-54
- 2 million: Enrollees ages 55-64
- 85 percent: Individuals who qualify for an advance premium tax credit with or without a cost-sharing reduction
- 8 of 10: Number of people who are eligible for federal financial assistance in paying their premiums. (Family income must be between 100 and 400 percent of the Federal Poverty Level to receive tax credits for premium assistance.)
Among those who chose a health plan via the federally facilitated marketplace and indicated their ethnicity, 62 percent (2,360,672 enrollees) identified as white, 16.7 percent (625,934) are African-Americans, 10.7 percent (403,632) are Latino and 7.9 percent (298,515) identify as Asian. Approximately 31 percent of those who enrolled via the FFM did not report race or ethnicity.
What else you got, because that one is a fallacy? I'll give you that these numbers are from 2013-2014 but there isn't a huge change in demographics in later years.
I’m not sure why you think this proved me wrong. Obamacare helped close the gap between uninsured black and white Americans. Repealing it without a true replacement would definitely cause a trend in the wrong direction.Here’s a look at the Affordable Care Act enrollees:
* 84,187 did not specify a gender.
- 8,019,763: People who have signed up for the Affordable Care Act
- 4,301,656: Female enrollees
- 3,633,920*: Male enrollees
- 2.2 million: Enrollees ages 18-34
- 1.37 million: Enrollees ages 35-44
- 1.81 million: Enrollees ages 45-54
- 2 million: Enrollees ages 55-64
- 85 percent: Individuals who qualify for an advance premium tax credit with or without a cost-sharing reduction
- 8 of 10: Number of people who are eligible for federal financial assistance in paying their premiums. (Family income must be between 100 and 400 percent of the Federal Poverty Level to receive tax credits for premium assistance.)
Among those who chose a health plan via the federally facilitated marketplace and indicated their ethnicity, 62 percent (2,360,672 enrollees) identified as white, 16.7 percent (625,934) are African-Americans, 10.7 percent (403,632) are Latino and 7.9 percent (298,515) identify as Asian. Approximately 31 percent of those who enrolled via the FFM did not report race or ethnicity.
What else you got, because that one is a fallacy? I'll give you that these numbers are from 2013-2014 but there isn't a huge change in demographics in later years.
You said Disproportionately. You're wrong and still haven't made any points toward Trump being racist with policy. The score is 2-0 right now.I’m not sure why you think this proved me wrong. Obamacare helped close the gap between uninsured black and white Americans. Repealing it without a true replacement would definitely cause a trend in the wrong direction.
More security and verification tools available than a piece of paper that comes in the mail.
I’m not sure you understand proportions. Also, if we are talking about the black community, his department of education has undone Obama policies to protect student loan borrowers, and he proposed significant cuts to the department altogether. Cutting public funding would definitely hurt the black community.You said Disproportionately. You're wrong and still haven't made any points toward Trump being racist with policy. The score is 2-0 right now.
So wait, you said Obamacare was to narrow the gap between whites and blacks. Race driven or nah?I’m not sure you understand proportions. Also, if we are talking about the black community, his department of education has undone Obama policies to protect student loan borrowers, and he proposed significant cuts to the department altogether. Cutting public funding would definitely hurt the black community.
And if we are talking racist in general, his Muslim ban and child separation were definitely racist.
Why shouldn't it take a modicum of effort to have a say in the direction of our country? I personaly do not want more uniformed and uninterested people voting which is what on-line voting would bring.
So wait, you said Obamacare was to narrow the gap between whites and blacks. Race driven or nah?
All that other crap you're spouting off is just more left wing talking points. Be original and stand on your own 2 legs because I cant take you seriously when you sound like everyone else that cries about Trump.