PoliticsRepublican Health Care Bill Would Lead to 23 Million Fewer Americans With InsuranceThe Republican bill to repeal Obamacare would result in 23 million fewer people having health insurance by the year 2026, according to a long-awaited and nonpartisan forecast, a result that would send shockwaves through the healthcare system
Politics5 Quotes Haunting Republicans as They Vote on Health CareHouse Republicans weren't just critical of the Affordable Care Act, they were critical of how it was passed, arguing it was rushed through Congress and poorly understood by lawmakers and the public. Seven years later, as they vote to repeal major chunks of the law, their criticism came back to haunt them
PoliticsNo One Knows Exactly How Trumpcare Would WorkWhat, exactly, is in this revamped Republican health care bill—how much it will cost U.S. taxpayers, how many people it will leave uninsured, or whether it actually covers people with pre-existing conditions—remains unclear, just hours before lawmakers are set to vote
PoliticsPresident Trump Says the Health Care Bill Covers Pre-Existing Conditions. That's Not Exactly TruePresident Trump said the Republican bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act would protect people with pre-existing medical conditions. But the most recent version of the legislation would almost certainly leave them with higher costs and unpredictable coverage
Politics5 Quotes Haunting Republicans as They Vote on Health CareHouse Republicans weren't just critical of the Affordable Care Act, they were critical of how it was passed, arguing it was rushed through Congress and poorly understood by lawmakers and the public. Seven years later, as they vote to repeal major chunks of the law, their criticism came back to haunt them
PoliticsNo One Knows Exactly How Trumpcare Would WorkWhat, exactly, is in this revamped Republican health care bill—how much it will cost U.S. taxpayers, how many people it will leave uninsured, or whether it actually covers people with pre-existing conditions—remains unclear, just hours before lawmakers are set to vote
PoliticsPresident Trump Says the Health Care Bill Covers Pre-Existing Conditions. That's Not Exactly TruePresident Trump said the Republican bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act would protect people with pre-existing medical conditions. But the most recent version of the legislation would almost certainly leave them with higher costs and unpredictable coverage
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