The Daily Caller??? Seriously???
I have a middle class friend who lives in the Midwest, who is in her early 60's and who took early retirement because of health problems. She has several pre-existing conditions and her husband's HC insurance through work refused to cover her. She obtained coverage through Obamacare with a partial subsidy - about 1/3 of their $18,000 premium. This couple is still paying $12,000 per year, plus copays, for their insurance.
Under the House plan, their premiums would have been $35,000 over and above their anticipated tax credit. This meant that she would have no coverage because they can't afford this amount. Under the Senate plan, their premiums would be even higher.
Last week she received a letter of cancellation of her healthcare insurance. Her insurer is pulling out of the Nebraska market. Without assurances of coverages for pre-existing conditions at a rate her and her husband can afford, she is now counting down how long she has left - 181 days of coverage remain.