From the Texas Public Policy Foundation:
• This plan fails to repeal most of the costly mandates and insurance regulations driving up premiums and deductibles
• This plan replaces Obamacare’s subsidy scheme with a new costly federal entitlement in the form of a refundable tax credit
• This plan leaves significant portions of the flawed and costly Medicaid expansion intact by delaying the freeze on Medicaid enrollment, maintaining the expansion of the program to the able-bodied, and providing a pathway for non-expansion states to accept enhanced federal dollars.
http://www.texaspolicy.com/library/...-Republicans-Latest-Obamacare-Legislation.pdf
Other than that, looks like a nice pile of shit.
Time for Trump to get the asses of Congress in his office and grab some ears for head knocking.
Step 1: Tell them the Bill must force Congress to comply with the same law the rest of us do.
Step 2: Allow Americans to buy insurance from any certified insurance company they want.
Step 3: Roll back insurance regulations to what they were in the 1970's. 55 year old men do not need pregnancy coverage.
Step 4: Offer catastrophic insurance with high premiums for those that do not feel the need to buy insurance or can't afford it.
Step 5: Get the Federal government out of the healthcare insurance industry and turn it over to States where it belongs.
• This plan fails to repeal most of the costly mandates and insurance regulations driving up premiums and deductibles
• This plan replaces Obamacare’s subsidy scheme with a new costly federal entitlement in the form of a refundable tax credit
• This plan leaves significant portions of the flawed and costly Medicaid expansion intact by delaying the freeze on Medicaid enrollment, maintaining the expansion of the program to the able-bodied, and providing a pathway for non-expansion states to accept enhanced federal dollars.
http://www.texaspolicy.com/library/...-Republicans-Latest-Obamacare-Legislation.pdf
Other than that, looks like a nice pile of shit.
Time for Trump to get the asses of Congress in his office and grab some ears for head knocking.
Step 1: Tell them the Bill must force Congress to comply with the same law the rest of us do.
Step 2: Allow Americans to buy insurance from any certified insurance company they want.
Step 3: Roll back insurance regulations to what they were in the 1970's. 55 year old men do not need pregnancy coverage.
Step 4: Offer catastrophic insurance with high premiums for those that do not feel the need to buy insurance or can't afford it.
Step 5: Get the Federal government out of the healthcare insurance industry and turn it over to States where it belongs.
