ObamaCare sticker shock begins as open enrollment meets shutdown deadlock
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As the government shutdown looms, Congress faces a crucial deadline to extend enhanced ObamaCare subsidies, raising concerns about potential sticker shock for consumers during the open enrollment period. With the enrollment window already open and a deal looking increasingly unlikely before November 1, many may find themselves facing higher costs for health insurance. This situation is significant as it directly impacts millions of Americans who rely on these subsidies for affordable healthcare, highlighting the urgent need for legislative action.
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