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The Affordable Care Act, despite criticisms, has significantly slowed the rise of insurance premiums compared to the decade before its implementation. Republicans' claims about skyrocketing costs ignore this context.

The current political impasse in the U.S. is partly due to disagreements over healthcare subsidies, which could lead to significant increases in insurance premiums.

The expiration of Obamacare subsidies could lead to a 114% increase in health insurance costs for some individuals.

The Affordable Care Act subsidies are about to expire, which could significantly increase health care costs for many Americans.

The Trump administration's policies are leading to increased healthcare costs, which could force families to make significant sacrifices or lose coverage entirely.

The Washington Post Editorial Board acknowledged that the Affordable Care Act was never actually affordable, costing $350 billion over the next decade. This realization is about 15 years too late, but it's a step towards recognizing the financial burden.

Donald Trump has repeatedly betrayed promises to protect Medicaid and fix the Affordable Care Act, leading to a significant premium spike.

The Affordable Care Act, passed in 2010, resulted in insurers leaving the marketplace, premiums skyrocketing, and the level of care dropping, according to Marjorie Taylor Greene.

The government shutdown is primarily about surging health care costs, with Democrats stating that premiums for some Americans could double.

The government shutdown is primarily about surging health care costs, with Democrats claiming that some Americans' premiums are going to double.