I find it interesting that the Congressional Budget Office's House health care bill budget estimate was posted to four significant digits ($1.055 Trillion dollars) even though CBO Director Doug Elmendorf, in a Thursday letter to House Democratic Chairmen, cautioned that his estimates are preliminary and "subject to substantial uncertainty."
Why is that so?
Could it be that the "estimate" looks better as $1.055 trillion when reported in the press than $1.1 trillion?
I guess these days, what's a few hundred billion dollars among friends?
-Wes
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