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To Fight Obamacare Fraud, Fund Obamacare
(Source - www.bloombergview.com)
While Obamacare is still a long way from providing insurance to every American who needs it, the program is apparently pretty good at covering people who don’t exist. Eleven out of 12 fictitious people obtained coverage, plus federal subsidies to help them pay for it, in a test of Obamacare’s anti-fraud measures conducted by the U.S. Government Accountability Office. And all 11 of those nonpeople were automatically re-enrolled for the following year. Some even got bigger subsidies. Read more…
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