[Psudo]

ObamaCare was intended to lower national health care costs by providing health insurance for all, thus insuring that more money was spent on cheaper preventative medicine than more expensive medical emergency care. However, the chief actuary of the US Medicare system believes the savings have been "overstated".

Rick Foster, Medicare accountant-in-chief wrote:

I've gone so far as to say that I don't think it's a reasonable projection of what will really happen.
[. . .]
every single expert we talked has told us they did not think these productivity adjustments were viable. They thought they just would not work.

Fox News has jumped on the story in their continuing search for headline criticism of Obama, but that doesn't invalidate the serious accusations the Foster is making. Every single expert consulted disagreed with the changes!? That sounds like critically bad wishful thinking on the administration's behalf.

[andyt]

I don't know the details of Obamacare, but it sounds like a dog's breakfast. The only positive I see is that it's movement. Always easier to change direction when you're moving. As long as you don't move onto an iceberg.