House GOP health plan risks increasing uninsured and premium costs
TL;DR
The House GOP health package aims to reduce government spending by $35.6 billion but could result in 100,000 fewer Americans gaining health insurance annually through 2035, mainly by not extending enhanced Obamacare subsidies and expanding association health plans, while also increasing oversight of drug pricing and permitting reforms.
- House GOP health package lowers spending but boosts uninsured Politico
- House Republican leaders ditch vote on ACA funding, all but ensuring premiums will rise NBC News
- House GOP leaders plow ahead with plan that will allow Obamacare subsidies to lapse CNN
- Johnson Casts Doubt on Allowing House to Vote to Extend Health Subsidies The New York Times
- Fitzpatrick declines to turn off ACA discharge petition as amendment talks drag on Politico
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