More Data On The Republican Health Care Proposal

Today's WSJ had an Opinion piece from Robert Carroll, vice president for economic policy at the Tax Foundation, and an executive-in-residence with American University's School of Public Affairs. In it he makes the case that even for a family that has to purchase a $14,000 health care policy, the tax credit proposal would save the family money (I used $10,000 in the example I posted yesterday). Click here for the link.


Here is the chart they used:

Also you can read Mr Carroll's full Tax Foundation review by clicking here. I think you will find that the Tax Foundation does a good job of pointing out how both parties try to spin their policies.