It would cut the number of uninsured roughly in half, but would still leave about 25 million people uninsured – with the threat of ruinously high medical bills deterring them from getting care.
Elle divise le nombre des non-assurés par deux approximativement, mais laisse toujours environ 25 millions de gens sans couverture – en les exposant à des factures médicales exorbitantes, les dissuadant de se faire soigner.