ObamaCare Survey: Just 30% Like Their Plans

President Obama once said about ObamaCare that, "The health insurance that's being provided is good. It's high quality, and it's affordable." Consumers, apparently, have a different view.

The latest evidence of consumer dissatisfaction with ObamaCare's "high quality" product comes from a Deloitte survey, which finds that only 30% of ObamaCare enrollees are satisfied with their current plan, compared with 42% of those with employer plans, and 46% overall.

Industry analyst Robert Laszewski also points out that enrollment as a share of the eligible market is dismally low in every income group except those at the bottom — who get coverage almost for free.

"The proportion of the population that is signing up for ObamaCare is concentrated in the very lowest income categories while ObamaCare is obviously unattractive to everyone else," he noted.

The Deloitte survey found that the "affordable" part of Obama's claim is dubious as well.

More than a third of ObamaCare enrollees say they're paying too much for coverage . Given the fact that 87% are getting taxpayer subsidies, that means plenty of them find even subsidized ObamaCare plans too expensive.

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