“The report additionally found $94 million spent in premium tax credits toward consumers whose Social Security numbers are associated with a deceased person in 2023.
The analysis of 2023 data “identified over 58,000 [social security numbers] that received” a premium tax credit despite belonging to people who were marked as deceased in Social Security Administration death data.
This is approximately .42% of the social security numbers that received a premium tax credit that year.
According to Johnson, “The Obamacare exchange and insurers didn’t verify any of the information they were supposed to under the law, and they proceeded to pay tens of thousands of dollars to insurance companies for people who do not exist.”
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“The report additionally found $94 million spent in premium tax credits toward consumers whose Social Security numbers are associated with a deceased person in 2023.
The analysis of 2023 data “identified over 58,000 [social security numbers] that received” a premium tax credit despite belonging to people who were marked as deceased in Social Security Administration death data.
This is approximately .42% of the social security numbers that received a premium tax credit that year.
According to Johnson, “The Obamacare exchange and insurers didn’t verify any of the information they were supposed to under the law, and they proceeded to pay tens of thousands of dollars to insurance companies for people who do not exist.”
Is it really a bombshell if everyone knew it was happening?
