Pete Suderman points to a footnote to Medicare/Medicaid chief actuary Richard Foster’s congressional testimony on the true costs of Obamacare, the upshot of which is this: One reading of the Affordable Care Act could result in the addition of 5 million more Americans to the Medicaid rolls than previously estimated. That would cost an additional $113 billion over prior estimates in the first decade alone — all but wiping out the bill’s alleged deficit reduction.

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