In contrast to what you’ve probably heard, some actual data:
Overall, HHS estimates that 20 million nonelderly adults have gained health insurance since 2013. …
The chart on the bottom shows the overall uninsured rate using a variety of measures. The story is pretty much the same no matter whose numbers you use: there are way more Americans with health insurance today than there were three years ago. What’s more, premiums have stayed steady and the total program cost is under budget. If this is a disaster, we could use a few more disasters like it.










