Despite gov't assurances, some could see insurance costs soar
under ObamaCare        The new law requires the addition of what
it calls essential benefits -- a list of things that must be
covered and which make insurance more expensive than it is now.
"This report is intended to send the message, 'hey everybody
wins, this is a great thing, please show up,"says Holtz-Eakin.
"That's not the reality. The reality is much messier. There's
going to be some people who do better. There are going to be a
lot of people who do much, much worse."  The Manhattan Institute
analyzed rates around the country and found that for people of
medium income, costs will soar -- up by as much as 99 percent
for men, and up about 55 percent for women.  "Even if the
average American gets some subsidy, a partial subsidy," says
Roy, who authored the study,"that partial subsidy won't be
enough to overcome the dramatic increase in the cost of
insurance, the underlying cost of insurance ObamaCare imposes on
the market."  But insurance prem