"The Center for Health and Economy finds that, even if enrollment for next year is relatively flat — they predict the number getting subsidies will go from 9.4 million this year to 9.7 million, which given current enrollment trends seems reasonable — ObamaCare's subsidy costs will still climb from $32.8 billion this year to $42.6 billion next year. That's an increase of 30%.
In case you're wondering, the Center for Health and Economy is not an Obama-hating right-wing, fake-news outfit.
It's a nonpartisan research group founded two years ago by many of the leading health care economists in the nation."
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