Chart of the Day: Obamacare's middle class burden

The promise of Obamacare was that more Americans would have health insurance and that many would save money in the process.

But as it turns out, small differences in income can make a huge difference in cost.

As the New York Times reported on Saturday, those who just barely qualify for subsidies under the Affordable Care Act pay a small fraction of those who just barely do not qualify.

In some cases that difference can be a few hundreds of dollars, but in others — like Polk County, Wisconsin — the gap can be thousands of dollars.

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