NBC News is reporting that a Gallup survey shows 10 million got insurance through Obamacare. &nbsp;How did they get to that number? The Obama administration says 7.5 million signed up on the exchanges. &nbsp;Gallup says 3 million of those signed up for Medicaid. &nbsp;Then Gallup goes on to say 4.2% of Americans signed up on the exchanges, with 2.1% of those getting new policies and 1.9% getting replacement policies. &nbsp;So what is the number of enrollees that were previously uninsured? &nbsp;How many were just replacing policies they lost? &nbsp;The statistics show almost half and half. &nbsp;And does that include the 3 million Medicaid enrollees? &nbsp;The entire article is a lot of numbers, percentages and statistics, making it extremely difficult to figure anything out. &nbsp;Mark Twain famously said, &quot;There are three kinds of lies: &nbsp;lies, damned lies and statistics&quot;. &nbsp;Are we going to be bombarded with statistics to &quot;prove&quot; that Obamacare is working? &nbsp;What do you think? &nbsp;Read the full story: &nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="http://www.cnbc.com/id/101588833">www.cnbc.com/id/101588833</a>