The einsurance price list quoted by the Forbes article in fact shows the most similar insurance, Kaiser, costs?

There is a lot of misinformation being spread f/ the right as a means to express their hatred ... June 02, 2013 12:00 PM Forbes Tells The Truth, Then Lies About Obamacare By karoli Forbes seems to have a bit of a conflict between their desire to serve corporate interests and their desire to be journalists. Last week, Forbes blogger Rick Ungar admitted he was wrong about Obamacare and insurance rates, following the news that California's rates were actually less than expected. For quite some time, I have been predicting that Obamacare would likely mean higher insurance rates in the individual market for the “young immortals” and others under the age of 40.

At the same time, my expectation was that those who fall into the older age ranges would benefit greatly as their premium charges would be lowered thanks to the Affordable Care Act. It is increasingly clear that I had it wrong. That must have come as a shock to the Forbes community, so they quickly put Avik Roy, their corporate pharma shill, on the job.

His post making the claim that rates double is incredibly disingenuous on a number of levels.

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