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re: CBO: Repealing the ACA will leave 32M Uninsured and Double Premiums by 2026
Posted on 1/17/17 at 11:22 am to Hawkeye95
Posted on 1/17/17 at 11:22 am to Hawkeye95
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So wait, they are politicized and incompetent. Way to move the goalposts.
I didn't move the goalposts. The guy said CBO was politicized and you replied the Bush appointed the people as if that countered his point.
The only way that is a valid argument to make is if we believe competent people were appointed. I don't want to take that stance. Regardless of party, they have been woefully wrong and have toed the government mantra almost seemingly.
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their estimates weren't that terrible IMHO. They certainly aren't perfect though, and missed enrollments by a fair amount.
The link you provided also takes huge liberties with how they measure accuracy. They basically argued that the CBO plan was very accurate if we retroactively apply a bunch of data that they did not use or was not known at the time. Well no shite
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Posted on 1/17/17 at 11:28 am to GoCrazyAuburn
People forget that the CBO is often wrong because its mandate is to only extrapolate results based on the data provided to them from political leaders/parties.
They do not randomly do an evaluation on programs, laws, taxes, etc and how they will turn out. They only jump into action when asked and will only evaluate, review, and conclude on information and data provided to them.
So the data is always usually skewed, biased, and given to bring about the desired outcome of the people requesting the CBO's findings.
They do not randomly do an evaluation on programs, laws, taxes, etc and how they will turn out. They only jump into action when asked and will only evaluate, review, and conclude on information and data provided to them.
So the data is always usually skewed, biased, and given to bring about the desired outcome of the people requesting the CBO's findings.
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