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Anderson Cooper questioning that whole 'you can keep your plan' promise

Reporters are beginning to catch on, albeit a few years late. ABC’s Rick Klein noted a month ago that the idea that Americans could keep their insurance plans if they liked them under Obamacare was a promise that was “never possible to keep.” This month, Business Insider’s Josh Barro argued that “there are a lot of health plans that Americans shouldn’t be able to keep,” whether they like them or not.

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CNN’s Anderson Cooper is asking tonight why President Obama kept repeating that line when it was so obviously untrue.

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You’re not guaranteed to receive a cancellation notice, though reportedly more than a million have, because their policies don’t meet the minimum standards set up by the Affordable Care Act.

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