The document discusses several statistics related to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and the state of the US economy: - CBO estimates that 49.9 million people are currently uninsured and that the ACA will cover 33 million more over the next 10 years, but 27 million will still be uninsured. - The workforce participation rate and broader unemployment numbers, if used, would indicate a much worse 11.2% or near 19% unemployment rate compared to the official 8.1% rate. - Medicaid and CHIP currently cover nearly 60 million people.

2. Huge costs to solve half the
problem?
How many people are currently Uninsured?
CBO says 16.3% of population, which is 49.9 million.
How many new people will Obamacare cover?
CBO says 33 million over the next 10 years.
Will there still be uninsured people? CBO
say 27 million uninsured over same time.

3. Does Obamacare save money? NO.

4. 101.5M people not working!

5. 50.2M + 60.4M = 110.6M on benefits!

6. Do the rich pay lower tax rates? NO!

7. Do the rich pay their fair share? Yes!

8. ACA vote count 39(D) + 176(R) = 215 NO

9. 28 states w/ lawsuits opposing ACA

10. 52% majority of Americans favor
repeal, according to CNN Polls

11. Total Debt per taxpayer (9/12/12)

12. Average income is $49K

13. 51% pay zero income tax

14. $1.3T borrowed in 2011

15. $343B Monthly Interest Expense

16. Can’t keep promise w/o raising taxes

17. Workforce Participation rate vs.
the unemployment rate
“If the Republican Party cannot win in this environment, it has to get out of
politics and find another business,” declared George Will on ABC’s “This
Week With George Stephanopoulos” Sunday.
Will was describing how the 8.1 percent unemployment rate belies the large
numbers of Americans who have given up looking for work.
“If the work force participation rate today were what it was in June 2009,
when the recovery began, we would have an unemployment rate of 11.2
percent,” said Will.
“If you add in the involuntarily unemployed, you’re approaching 19 percent,
which is why I should think, from here on in, on the basis of these numbers,
the Romney campaign’s slogan should be the title of Paul Krugman’s book,
which is ’End This Depression Now,’ because these are depression-level
numbers.”

19. Medicaid & Chip nearly 60M people

20. 2010 Median incomes $45K