House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wisconsin is asked about political pressure on House Republicans who voted for the American Health Care Act feeding the...
{"Image ImageDescription": "House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wisconsin is asked about political pressure on House Republicans who voted for the American Health Care Act feeding the tar out of the Congressional Budget Office for a delayed budget score on the bill, that there is more to the $23 billion figure of 23 million Americans losing coverage.  Ryan says states like Wisconsin will be given flexibility to bring premiums down, citing Missouri and Kansas where the Affordable Care Act is collapsing, that people cannot afford it, but the CBO showed that the bill will help lower premiums.  Ryan says the bill qualifies that states have risk pools in order to obtain waivers under the bill and catastrophic coverage must be subsidized, referring to Aetna pulling out of insurance marketplaces, economic situations of young families and other states.", "Image Copyright": "2017 Federal Network, Inc."}