Budget office confirms Obamacare reduces deficits over decade
The Congressional Budget Office says the health care law will shrink deficits from 2013 to 2022 despite Republican claims. It notes about 3 million fewer uninsured after the Supreme Court ruling allows states to opt out of Medicaid expansion, cutting federal costs by about 84 billion dollars.
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Obama on VA aid and health care claims and delays
The piece compares Obama and Romney statements on Veterans Affairs aid. It notes thousands of claims processors and a surge in claims, with the VA processing efforts cited amid long delays. It provides 2009 vs later pending disability claims figures and references an online extended version.
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