The Republican plan won't fix the core problem. Neither did Obamacare. Healthcare spending has gone up while health outcomes are worse (the US is now the only industrialized country where life expectancy is decreasing). My point was that the emphasis of the article "22 million will lose their insurance" misses the other half of the equation--others now pay skyrocketing premiums and higher federal taxes to subsidize the healthcare of those 22 million. Their concerns matter, too.