Was the Trump administration right to cancel about 760,000 Obamacare sign-ups it calls fraudulent?
The Trump administration said it removed around 760,000 Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) enrollments, alleging the people were fraudulently signed up.
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760,000? Fraudulent? Will there be 760,000 prosecutions? If the number was 2,816 I'd believe it. Three quarters of a million fraudulent enrollments. Color me skeptical. No due process? No task force to prosecute? this sounds like total BS.
Under any other administration, I would probably say yes. I just don't have confidence that it's being done responsibly now.
If you voted yes: what's your cutoff for how many legit sign-ups can get swept up before that's a problem?