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Analysts say the reduced coverage under the Republican healthcare plan will not have a serious impact on the sharp rise in premiums under the Affordable Care Act.
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An average of major public opinion polls compiled by Real Clear Politics website shows 50.5% of Americans opposed the U.S. health care law in March 2012. By 2017 with high premiums and high deductibles the Obama Affordable Care Act was not seen by middle class as the solution to healthcare needs, though it helped the uninsured and the poor with subsidies. The Republican plan of Speaker Ryan and the House was seen as not sensitive to the needs of low income older Americans even as it sought to bring down premiums. As one middle class American, Mr. Riffle, in a 2017 survey by the Washington Post put it- the problem was the high cost of medical care in the U.S. and pricing of healthcare, until members of Congress used the plans on the insurance exchanges not much would happen to benefit most people.
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Middle class people are not eligible for subsidies and face rapidly rising insurance premiums as insurance companies increase premiums. This goes to pay for the added coast of treating people with prior health conditions and other problems who were previously uninsured or inadequately insured.
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Millions Risk Losing Health Insurance in Republican Plan, Analysts Say
The New York Times 03/08/2017
Who Wins and Who Loses Under Republicans’ Health Care Plan
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