Administration analysts found that nearly 36 percent of Americans age 19-25 were uninsured in the third calendar quarter of 2010, before the law's provision took effect. That's over 10.5 million people.By the second calendar quarter of 2011, the uninsured dropped to a little over 27 percent, or about 8 million.
The difference is nearly 2.5 million more young adults getting coverage.
Yeah, I suppose.
These are the same folks that say unemployment compensation drives the economy and saves or creates jobs.