Republicans reveal ObamaCare repeal bill called TrumpCare.
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Republicans revealed their ObamaCare replacement bill called The American Health Care Act.
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Republicans reveal their replacement for ObamaCare
TRUMPCARE REVEALED
• March 7, 2017 Republicans reveal their ObamaCare repeal bill.
• The American Health Care Act is being labeled TrumpCare.
• The bill eliminates individual mandate and premium subsidies.
• It replaces those with refundable tax credits to buy insurance.
• The tax credits range from $2k to $4k per year per individual.
• The credits increase with the individual's age.
• It erases Medicaid expansion & funding for Planned Parenthood.
• Repeal of subsidies & Medicaid expansion take effect in 2020.
• The bill still protects people with pre-existing conditions.
• The bill faces tough opposition in the Senate.
“This will [be] a transparent process,” House Speaker Paul Ryan
03/08/2017](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/obamacarerepeal-170308151532/85/republicans-reveal-obamacare-repeal-bill-called-trumpcare-1-320.jpg)
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- 1. NEWSFEATHER.COM [ U N B I A S E D N E W S I N 1 0 L I N E S O R L E S S ] Republicans reveal their replacement for ObamaCare TRUMPCARE REVEALED • March 7, 2017 Republicans reveal their ObamaCare repeal bill. • The American Health Care Act is being labeled TrumpCare. • The bill eliminates individual mandate and premium subsidies. • It replaces those with refundable tax credits to buy insurance. • The tax credits range from $2k to $4k per year per individual. • The credits increase with the individual's age. • It erases Medicaid expansion & funding for Planned Parenthood. • Repeal of subsidies & Medicaid expansion take effect in 2020. • The bill still protects people with pre-existing conditions. • The bill faces tough opposition in the Senate. “This will [be] a transparent process,” House Speaker Paul Ryan 03/08/2017