The real question here is, of those .5% who had their policy cancelled, how many of them actually lied about a preexisting condition that they then filed a clai

The real question here is, of those .5% who had their policy cancelled, how many of them actually lied about a preexisting condition that they then filed a claim for? Because if there's even ONE person who had their policy cancelled unjustly, then that is one person too many.