"as a result of the house republican bill, the nonpartisan congressional budget office now confirms that families will see their health care premiums reduced by up to 10 percent."
"as a result of the house republican bill, the nonpartisan congressional budget office now confirms that families will see their health care premiums reduced by up to 10 percent."
mike pence
mar 13, 2017 ... washington — the house republican plan to replace the affordable care act  would increase the number of people without health insurance by 24 million by  2026, while slicing $337 billion off federal budget deficits over that time, the  nonpartisan congressional budget office said monday. republicans ...
mar 13, 2017 ... cbo and jct estimate that enacting the american health care act would reduce  federal deficits by $337 billion over the coming decade and ... largely insulated  from increases in premiums because their out-of-pocket payments for premiums  are based on a percentage of their income; the government pays ...
mar 13, 2017 ... speaker of the house paul ryan (r-wi) answers questions following a meeting.  cbo: bill would cut deficit $337 billion over 10 years 4:57 pm et mon, 13 march  2017 | 02:56. many more americans would be uninsured, and insurance  premiums would temporarily spike under the leading republican ...
mar 13, 2017 ... health care act, which combines the pieces of legislation approved by the two  committees pursuant to that ... cbo and jct estimate that enacting the legislation  would reduce federal deficits by. $337 billion ... out-of-pocket payments for  premiums are based on a percentage of their income; the government ...
may 24, 2017 ... an earlier cbo report estimated that 24 million more people would become  uninsured by 2026. the prior version of the house bill was projected to lead to  premiums in '18 and '19 that are higher than obamacare prices would be.  republicans face a potentially tough job in the senate passing a health-care ...