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Uninsured back then. we have it down to about 28 million now. the cbo says if you go through with the senate plan, this is where you're going to wind up, somewhere around 49 million people uninsured. more than what you started out with. by the way, we're talking about older folks, we're not including older folks here, covered under other plans. what about your premiums. one of the promises is it would keep your premiums down. health care premiums are not growing as fast as they were, but they say that's largely because of market forces, the way, for example, that employers are handling this, n...
If you want raw numbers, we had about 48 million people uninsured back then. we have it down to about 28 million now. the cbo says if you go through with the senate plan, this is where you're going to wind up, somewhere around 49 million people uninsured. more than what you started out with. by the way, we're talking about older folks, we're not including older folks here, covered under other plans. what about your premiums. one of the promises is it would keep your premiums down. for all of us out there. the kaiser family foundation has studied it and said yes, health care premiums are not gr...