What? Bullcrap.
https://www.hudson.org/research/12978-the-myth-of-obamacare-subsidies-for-all
And where does Uncle Sam get "his" money from?? You libprogs..I swear..smdh.
I'm aware where the money comes from, and I don't want to subsidize other people's insurance.
For people who get insurance through exchanges,
83% get subsidies.
The plans in Idaho in your link are state exchange plans, so based on CMS numbers, on average, 83% of those people won't see much of a difference.
It's pointed out in
Idaho state's healthcare page, which is linked in your OP:
Please note that the statewide rate increase and the carrier-specific rate increases shown are overall averages. The premium increase for an individual or family may vary greatly based on the geographic area, choice of plan, changes in enrollees or ages, eligibility for the advanced premium tax credit, and other factors. More detailed information is available below about rate changes for each Idaho rating area.
It's also pointed out in Idaho state's
Dept. of Insurance news release (also linked in your OP):
The proposed increases to Silver plan premiums would also result in an increase in advanced premium tax credits (APTC) for those eligible and purchasing coverage through Your Health Idaho.
Mountain Health Co-op (MHC), one of the plans in Idaho, points this fact out in their
rate increase justification:
Mountain Health CO-OP (MHC) has 13,352 insureds enrolled who will be affected by 2018 Individual Market rate changes if they continue their coverage. Before federal subsidies, the average change in premium for these individuals will be 25%. The requested rate change varies by product with the smallest average change of -10% for Access Care Catastrophic and the largest average change of 33% for Engage Silver.
That's why I said what I did. Not that people with health insurance in general (i.e. through a workplace/employer) don't or won't see increases, but if the topic at hand is the link you provided, most of those people won't see a change because the govt (i.e. taxpayers) are picking up the tab due to them being state exchange plans.
