Today Trump tweeted more fake news: 
“so yesterday I have a new number — 204 percent in Alaska increase. It is a catastrophe.”

He didn’t say that the increase is over 4 years, and he didn’t say that 93% of Alaskans don’t pay that increase; in fact, they pay significantly less than they did 4 years ago.

Here, from the Washington Post Fact Checker, is the truth:

“In Alaska, 93 percent of marketplace enrollees receive tax credits, according to the Alaska Division of Insurance. So even though the average premium cost increased 203 percent from 2013 to 2017, most people on the exchanges are paying far less than they did in 2013 — that is, if they were able to buy insurance in 2013. 

	“In 2017, the 86 percent of people in the exchanges in Alaska who receive tax credits pay $93 per month, according to Kaiser Family Foundation. That’s far less than the $344 they were paying in 2013.”